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Hi, I'm using optistruct 'free shape' to create 'design variable' and saved as a .hm file. How to import this variable into Hyperstudy as a 'Define design variables'?
Thank you so much!
Please refer below HyperStudy Tutorial.
HS-1021: Working with a Parameterized File Model for Shape Variables
Please refer below HyperStudy Tutorial. HS-1021: Working with a Parameterized File Model for Shape Variables
I'm afraid i didn't explain clearly. In 'HS-1021', it had been created some 'shapes' using hypermorph already. But if topology or free shape were used, there is no 'shapes' that can be generated.
Rahul R
You can open Hm files directly in HyperStudy. That should help you to define design variable inside HyperStudy.
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