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Is there a way to apply mesh settings of one component to identical components in an assembly with Hyperworks ?

Arun Thiraviam

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v2020.1

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Xiaolei

Hi Arun,

If you just would like to create the same mesh for the unmeshed part, tool->rotate panel should be helpful.

Make sure to duplicate the original elements before you rotate.

in some scenarios, you can use translate, reflect panels to create an identical mesh for another part.

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Xiaolei

Hi Arun,

If you just would like to create the same mesh for the unmeshed part, tool->rotate panel should be helpful.

Make sure to duplicate the original elements before you rotate.

in some scenarios, you can use translate, reflect panels to create an identical mesh for another part.

Community-Pasted-Attachment-1612307810137.png

guntur hakim

Hi Arun,

If you just would like to create the same mesh for the unmeshed part, tool->rotate panel should be helpful.

Make sure to duplicate the original elements before you rotate.

in some scenarios, you can use translate, reflect panels to create an identical mesh for another part.

Hi,

thanks for explaining the scenarios that make me remember again

roome,best regards

Arun Thiraviam

Hi Arun,

If you just would like to create the same mesh for the unmeshed part, tool->rotate panel should be helpful.

Make sure to duplicate the original elements before you rotate.

in some scenarios, you can use translate, reflect panels to create an identical mesh for another part.

Thanks Xiaolei.

It looks like we will have to manually duplicate and move the components around to the correct positions using the tools you have mentioned. There isn't a way to mesh one component and apply this to similar components automatically in the current version.

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