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Hi
whwn i am doing a analysis for number of times(with different loads) I want to reuse the same material data ..Is there any way i can save the material out of HM file and recall it to the next modeling file.
Yes, move it into an include, when exporting you will get 2 files link together, just change load in 1st file and keep constant data in the included file
many thanks for your quick reply and very useful trick..
I was not clearly explained my question.
I want to re use the same material in all my analysis with different designs ...so i wantsave time in creating material all times and checking all values given are corect from the source .
Simply to say ..in few other CAE softwares we can export material to a .dat file and can be imported in to other files during PRE PROCESSING . do we have any option in HM..
Yes, HM can.
Pls use export tab (File>export) to export mats to a file, and import it to reuse
So in the export option all need to be deactivated , except a material .and imported ?
You choose custom
Or simply delete other entities than materials before exporting
Thanks ..
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