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Hi,
My assembly model has various location of constraints.
After create constraints, I want to review (highlight) each area in assembly. However I found only this option, it is not clear highlighting on my assembly.
May I know your advice on this?
I found the way to review for constraints (2 steps) but do not know how to Review Pretension.
1) Right click >> Select Entities
2) Isolate view (Shortcut key = I).
It sounds it is not straigthtforward as HyperMesh Review.
Hello Alpha
Currently in SimLab we donot support reviewing of constraints by highlighting in the assembly. Currently we can review the constrained entities by the same steps which you have described in your post.
Regarding Pretension, we do support its review by highlighting it in the assembly. It can be done as follows
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
After adding the Pretension load in a solution, you can access the Review tool from the solution right click options. Similarly you can review the contacts in the solution using the same Review tool.
Kindly let us know if you have any concerns.
Thanks & Regards
Nantha Kumar N
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