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what does that 13 means
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this is strange. What version are you using?
This shouldn't be this way, for sure. For NL STATIC you should be looking at non-liner quasi-static analysis.
Try closing HM, and deleting a few files from your 'documents' folder:
command.tcl
hmmenu.set
Sometimes these files can bring some issues to your HM session after some while.
This was the file shared by my colleague for practice. He uses 2017 version. thank u /profile/97129-adriano-a-koga/?do=hovercard&referrer=https%253A%252F%252Fforum.altair.com%252Ftopic%252F40855-analysis-type-regard%252F%253Ftab%253Dcomments' href='<___base_url___>/profile/97129-adriano-a-koga/' title='Go to Adriano A. Koga's profile' rel=''>Adriano A. Koga
Hi,
Just adding an additional information for Adriano's suggestion of deleting few files.
We have a dedicated post for deleting settings files which you can follow:
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