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Hello,
I would like to know, if there's a way for element offset using Magnitude N1-N2 in HyperMesh ?
I think it ll be more helpful to have that option.
Don't you think so?
Regards,
Akshay S Patil
Hi Akshay,
You can try to offset elements with translate option. translate module has the option to use magnitude in N1-N2 form.
Thank You Prakash.
I could use the N1-N2 form present in the translate option. But, I would like to offset a group elements(2-D) perpendicular to their orientation(i.e, uniform radial displacement), which are at a curvature.
I don't know, may be they could include this option in HyperMesh in their updates.
it's square corner option
just select it
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