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What does this size value indicate while creating a constraint for certain nodes in HyperMesh ?
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Hi JCD
The size value just means the dimension of the graphic symbol of the constraint (in model units).
Hi JCD The size value just means the dimension of the graphic symbol of the constraint (in model units).
Also, Whats the use of values near to dof1, dof2, .. And so on.?
Its a constraints why they are in need of magnitudes?
When you have value = ZERO => that's 'NULL' constraints (fixations).
But when you have value != ZERO => that's 'PRESCRIBED' contraints
They are needed when you use SPCD to force some nodes to have an exactly displacement
Thinking that formular of SPC is: DOF_i = D, and normally you want to fix nodes so you let D=0
Also, Whats the use of values near to dof1, dof2, .. And so on.? Its a constraints why they are in need of magnitudes?
Thank you.
I tried and I got it.
Thank you. I tried and I got it.
Can you please explain again I didn't get the use of textbox in front of the DOF.
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