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How do I change the h3d file to load in my session file?
How to point to some other h3d file than the one that's loading by default?
Hyperview 14.130 has a new feature of loading multiple results files. PFA screenshot for same.
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Hyperview 14.130 has a new feature of loading multiple results files. PFA screenshot for same. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
@Rahul R
I'm afraid, you didn't understand my question.
I created a multi-page session file that's meticulously planned for a particular assembly's results with each component.
Now, there is a small change in the loading conditions, and I've re run it with updated loads.
I don't want to create a session file again. It'll be easier to just point the updated h3d file in the session, if that's possible since the views and components didn't change, only the force values have changed.
How can I go about achieving this?
In Session file you can load h3d file with load model & results option.
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