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I'm trying to do a simulation from a tutorial I found on altair university about tensile mechanical testing, I ran all the steps but it keeps giving me this error when I run the simulation. How can I solve it?
this is the link for the tutorial: https://2021.help.altair.com/2021.2/hwsolvers/rad/topics/solvers/rad/tensile_test_hm_setup_r.htm#tensile_test_hm_setup_r
Hi Nicola,
According to the error message you got, you didn't define any part in your model. You need to create a part and assign material and property to it if you want your simulation to start.
I hope it is helpful.
Regards,Mathis
Thank you for your answer Mathis.I'm trying to see but I have assigned all the values as the tutorial says, in fact of the Part zone you can see the assignment of materials and properties
If you click on card image and change from none to part, it will work properly.
Regards,
Mathis
Thank you very much Mathis, I was making a distracting mistake.
No problem, thanks for the feedback.
Mathis.
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