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Hi,
'This operation will result in mixed direct and indirect property assignments. Refer to the Browser Component View for details.'
Must this warning be taken seriously?
Thanks,
Ginobili
Looks like you have assigned the property to both the components and elements
go to component view of the model browser and uncheck direct property assignment
How can you delete properties assigned to the elements? I can't find the Property Collectors Panel in Hypermesh. In the Hypermesh help, it says Location: Property Collectors toolbar button. Thanks in advance, Raphael
If collector toolbar is not active then from view pull down menu you can invoke collector toolbar.By Default collector toolbar comes at the bottom of graphics area.
Hi Rahul, Thanks for your input, I found the desired button called 'Properties' (5th button from the left in the collector toolbar between the graphics area and the lower panel area). The properties assigned to the elements can then be deleted by selecting 'assign' on the left, then go to elems: all -> unassign.
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