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HI,
I am in need of option to reflect set. Any script available for this??Need of help
Hi,
a set isn't a entity. It is only a container for some types of entities (e.g. nodes, elements, components, etc.).
If you want to reflect e.g all elements in a set, then use instead 'Reflect->Elements->by sets'
Best Regards,
Mario
Thanks for your reply Mario...But my real problem is...I have more than 25 sets which contains elements for glue connection .For selecting those elements it will take more time again.Model is perfect symmetry.
Example:
SET NAME: Glue_1....Glue_25
I need ,AFTER REFLECTING
Example,
SET name: Glue_1.1.....Glue_25.1
I tried many ways ...i cant...Help me in this case
Thanks
Mohanraj
i don't know a direct way to do this.
A suggestion is to make a copy of the half model, reflect the elements and reimport this model into your original hypermesh model. (as .hm)
Then normaly you have the original and the second set of sets.
Try it.
Best regards,
IMHO, no direct way to do that with current release of Hypermesh, maybe in the future ?
Try Mario's suggestion.
Or copy the mesh (maybe surface mesh) which contains your set, reflect it and use 'tool ->edge' to found coincident nodes for your new set.
I'll try a TCL script when I have some free time.
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