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Hi,
How to get the element size of different elements in hypermesh
press F10 enter 'check elems' panel
click on elements and view value at 'length min/max'
an additional option is to display the contour plot of the min./max. length.
on the right side switch from standard to assign plot and then use length </>
Regards,
Mario
HM version 10.1, Max/Min Length (Both 2D/3D subpanel of Element Check - F10) function is not available. Please upgrade HM to ver 11 or 12 to check Min/Max length very easily.
how to define element size?? suppose i have two component with small and very large scale.. what is element size for both. same or diff ???
Ex. element size 10 is same for both or different for both???
how to define element size?? suppose i have two component with small and very large scale.. what is element size for both. same or diff ??? Ex. element size 10 is same for both or different for both???
It depends on your analysis's purpose and your computing capacity. But firstly, I think I need to have some look at FE textbook /emoticons/default_smile.png' alt=':)' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' width='20' height='20'>
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