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What is surface normal orientation and how it can be corrected?
Maybe you look for normal orientation of surface MESH?
I am getting a message as 'problem with the surface normal orientation, please check'.
Do you have any tutorial file which I can follow to learn what is the problem and resolve it?
Hi Mayur,
Maybe adjusting surface normals will help...
Goto Tool page>> Normals>>Surf and adjust normal directions for surfaces.
Dear mayur,
reverse the normals and please check.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
Hi sir,
I tried all the above suggestions, and after running for 5-6 hours, it is again showing the same error.
Can you please check the file and see what has gone wrong in it?
Sure, I'll go through it and Update you on same.
Can u post your FTP link?
Hi Mr Prakash,
Could you take a look at the model in concern to the problem with surface normal orientation?
FTP link is available in my signature
For your reference: https://ftam1.altair.com/filedrop/~Ce4god
The file is sent to you via FTP link
Anything on this?
Do you have solid elements in your model and are you using solid element set for ERP output?
Yes I am as I wanted to find ERP at outer faces of the motor
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