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Just out of curiosity can we use superposition to add optimization results from different results files? I know we can have multiple load cases in one file to take care of that. I just wanted to check the different capabilities in Optistruct.
EZ.
You can perform the superposition in Hyperview of any results for the same model.
For Optistruct though, why would you want to do this if you can have all the load cases run simultaneously?
dambach,
thanks for the response. In Optistruct, I know you can do that by running the load cases simultaneously as I mentioned in my first post........I was just curious if Hyperview can superimpose Optimization results ; and it looks you can do that.
I am a new user for Hyperworks products and wanted to explore the different capabilities.
Regards,
EZ
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Just was slightly confused by the title of your topic:) Did you figure this out in Hyperview?
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