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no vector results in an envelop LC with what seems to be the correct options.
the "result type" list remains desperately void so i cant plot the Max MPC force X_component per point for instance.
the envelop is performed in HV "derived load step" section.
someone has an idea where it can come from ?
Hello,
If you refer to the Documentation, you can see this note:
Attention: The Envelope utility is not intended for use with Tensor or Vector plots. If it is used with a Tensor or Vector plot, HyperView will simply draw the last loadstep in the derived loadstep list.
https://help.altair.com/hwdesktop/hwx/topics/panels/load_case_r.htm
Hello, If you refer to the Documentation, you can see this note: Attention: The Envelope utility is not intended for use with Tensor or Vector plots. If it is used with a Tensor or Vector plot, HyperView will simply draw the last loadstep in the derived loadstep list. https://help.altair.com/hwdesktop/hwx/topics/panels/load_case_r.htm
You might want to give it a try in HMPOST
https://help.altair.com/hwdesktop/hwx/topics/chapter_heads/post_processing_results_data_hm_r.htm
You might want to give it a try in HMPOST https://help.altair.com/hwdesktop/hwx/topics/chapter_heads/post_processing_results_data_hm_r.htm
In HMPost we do create an envelope based on the scalar metric and not from the current contour (which is ultimately used as on-the-fly metric) and store the load case mapping (distribution) in the memory of the application. This allows the application to deal with the other plots accordingly.
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