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Hi
i have this error http://cjoint.com/?ECcsdgVORuj
*** ERROR # 61 *** No elements found in the input data.
i use material steel
my proprerty is http://cjoint.com/?ECcskSXUCi3 and whene i change type in 3D he alwase became all
i mesh this structure by http://cjoint.com/?ECcsn4yKf7K
my element type are http://cjoint.com/?ECcsqgARFR7
help me please
thanks
Hi,
Can you remove ^ for the component shown in the image below and check if you are able to run the analysis?
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Re
i dont understand why you want delete component : tmp_2d_for_tetra.1 because it represent my mesh ?
whene i delete this component i get the similar error its logic because i delete element mesh
thank you
jeunehomme
The 2d mesh/model is first investigated for faults and if there are any the failed elements are duplicated and placed in the error elements component.
I suggest the tetrameshing tutorials in help and this checklist before tetrameshing.
Rahul Ponginan
i can't see your checklist ?
I am asking to delete '^' (rename the component name without '^')
If you have ^ in front of the component name, no elements from that components are exported to the solver deck. All elements will be ignored which are stored in that component.
you have to click on the image to make it bigger
The checklist is part of this doc - http://www.trinity-eng.co.kr/ez/pdf/HyperMesh02.pdf
ok thank you
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