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Hi, I´m trying to run my analysis but Error 1026 won´t let me, does anyone knows how to solve this? Thanks!
Here´s the picture of the solver view <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
Hi @Arturo Hernández
Looks like there are duplicate IDs exists in your model. You can avoid this by renumbering elements or find the element with duplicate ID and renumber that particular number alone.
You can renumber elements using Tool page>> Renumber>> Elements
Thank´s @Prakash Pagadala, how can i find that exact element?
Greetings.
HI @Arturo Hernández
From the error message I can see it is a tira element with ID 159018
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
@Prakash Pagadala I just Renumbered the elements, and enabled the 'allow duplicate ID' option but I still can´t get it to work, what else should I try?
Excuse me for so many questions haha, greetings .
Hi,
Can you share the .hm file, please?
Thank´s a lot
HI,
You may have to remesh your model.... See the image below where elements penetrate into each other.
I am sharing the model which is error free (element IDs and load cases) but errors due to penetrations exists.
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