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Hello,
When I selected nodes,more nodes are selected,but I didn't create them.I am curious that where are they from?How can I select the nodes I wanted only?thank you.
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Hypermesh version? Updates? OS?
Hypermesh14,my computer system is windows7.
Hi Hao Jiang,
Please go to HyperMesh>>Help>>Updates and System Information and send a snapshot of the same.
Also, please share the model file so that we can also review from our end.
Hi Hao Jiang, Please go to HyperMesh>>Help>>Updates and System Information and send a snapshot of the same. Also, please share the model file so that we can also review from our end.
Hi,George P Johnson
This is my updates and system:
I guess that if I delete some comps,them will leave some nodes...When I selected nodes by all,more nodes were selected.
Your graphic card Radeon is found within Hyperworks's Supported Hardware?
Instead of selecting nodes by all option can you try with nodes>>displayed.
No,Radeon is not found whthin it.
I think that's graphic bug. So try to replace your card /emoticons/default_tongue.png' srcset='/emoticons/tongue@2x.png 2x' title=':P' width='20' />
Thank you,Q.Nguyen-Dai,I will try another computer.
Hi Hao Jiang, Instead of selecting nodes by all option can you try with nodes>>displayed.
Hi,George P Johnson,nodes>>displayed did not work,too.But I can select nodes by collector.
Hi,
Try entering panel Analysis>preserve node
then click clear all preserved
Hi, Try entering panel Analysis>preserve node then click clear all preserved
Hi,tihn,thank you for your help,it works!
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