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Is there a way to display the loads (in the form of arrows, similarly as in HyperMesh) along with their values or plot a contour of boundary conditions using HyperView?
Hi, no, I don't think there is any way to show loads in HV
Hey Martina,
as Paul mentioned, this is not possible (yet) in HV [but we are working on it ].
You may wanna check the HM(POST) route which is available for OptiStruct, Nastran, Abaqus and ANSYS solver profiles. You can directly import native solver binaries and show your results in contour/vector/tensor together with the loads and BCs applied.
Hope this helps.
Cheers
Michele
Hey Martina, as Paul mentioned, this is not possible (yet) in HV [but we are working on it ]. You may wanna check the HM(POST) route which is available for OptiStruct, Nastran, Abaqus and ANSYS solver profiles. You can directly import native solver binaries and show your results in contour/vector/tensor together with the loads and BCs applied. Hope this helps. Cheers Michele
Hi Michele, the screenshot you've attached looks exactly like what I'd like to do. However, I'm not sure about native solver binaries and where to find them. Can you please give me some hints or explain a little bit more about this? Anything would be useful, thanks!
by binaries he meant, using the solver result files, such as OP2 files for Nastran, H3D for OptiStruct, ODB for Abaqus...
Thanks
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