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Hello,
It might be an obvious solution, but I switched from Hyperworks 2021.2 to 2022.1 and it seems that the Panels are incomplite now and functions are missing (see attachment).
Can anyone please tell me how I can get them back?
BR
Patrick
Howdy,
Altair is in the process of completely removing the panels. In the 2022.1 release, some panels were removed where there was an equivalent tool in the ribbons. To easy the transition from the panels to the ribbons we have created this tool https://training.altair.com/training/tool_finder/tags.html . This is an interactive webpage where you click on the panel, and we show you the ribbon that can perform said action. If this is not the case please feel free to elaborate more on the use case.
Hope this helps
The same question, yes some equivalent tools were moving to the ribbons, but there are lots of panel buttons missing, too many.
https://training.altair.com/training/tool_finder/tags.html only show the first level, it didn't help, there is no sub level.
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