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I completed a solid map in hypermesh and I see these yellow nodes/points that appear. They appear around a few 3D elements that have a triangular 2D surface. They only appear on a few, and I would expect them to go all the way up to the top surface, but its only at single elements. Attached are a couple photos of what I am describing. Why does this happen?
Hello,
These are Temp Nodes. You can directly select them and delete them.
I am unsure of why they were created without seeing your model or exact steps.
Were there any messages in the Status bar while you were creating the Mapped Solid?
They seem to be off of the the solid surface, so I wonder if your process fully completed correctly.
More information is needed as to the WHY they were created. But as for the WHAT, as I said they are simply Temp Nodes that can be deleted.
Thanks
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