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Hello Team,
Greetings . Please let me know if you have any information regarding this topic & kindly revert back on the same.
Can we install the director SNRD 2021 version in Hyperworks 2020.1?
Thanks in Advance,
Vineeth
As far as I remember, SnRD is now part of the HW by default in 2021 version. So no extra installation is needed.
I believe you have some special feature in SnRD 2021 that you don't have in 2020.1?
Can't you just use HW2021?
Hello @Adriano Koga , I could see V_2021 of SNRD updated in Altair Marketplace . For the version 2020.1, we have installed it desperately.
Do we have any HW Master Installer released for 2021 ? If yes , it would be easy to install the dependent libraries for SNRD & Compose as a part of post-processing.
Hello @Adriano Koga , I could see V_2021 of SNRD updated in Altair Marketplace . For the version 2020.1, we have installed it desperately. Do we have any HW Master Installer released for 2021 ? If yes , it would be easy to install the dependent libraries for SNRD & Compose as a part of post-processing.
sorry, i'm not sure i've followed your question.
SnRD, until 2020 version, it was a separated installer, part of what is called PSOs package.
From 2021, they moved it inside the HyperWorks Desktop installation by default, so no extra install is needed for using it. You only need to use the defaulta master installer for it.
Unfortunately there's no way of upgrading your SnRD without upgrading to 2021, for the new features.
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