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Hello @George P Johnson,
The SC files worked for me but I also have some springs that are attached to the section of interest connected to some rigid bodies. I have TH/Spring outputs for the springs in question. I can replicate the rigid to apply the spring force but the load data is quite large. Is there any way to import large data (from a csv or any hypergraph export file) into RADIOSS or create a curve through an import? I did see some post about importing for optistruct but I do not have the options mentioned in that post in the Radioss user profile. Appreciate any help you can provide. Thank you very much!
Hi,
You can import the curve in .txt (save the excel as .txt after exporting from HyperGraph) format in HyperMesh for RADIOSS user profile.
The steps to import curve is as below:
Hey George,
That is what I have been looking for. Thank you! Appreciate your help. I am just curious, Is there a way to work directly from a T file? It is created by Hyperworks and read by Hypergraph, so maybe it can be read in Hypermesh as well?
Cheers!
Unfortunately we don't have a direct way for this. You may have to customize this, that is create a script for this so that you can automate the process.
George,
Thank you very much for the information!
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