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I'm trying to view the result of the mesh with cut sections option from View Control toolbar, but for some reason, there's no such toolbar to be found on my side. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, but it's still like this. Could someone give me advice on how to bring it back?
There is a Cleanup script that may help 'reset' things to normal. Close all HyperMesh sessions. For Windows and default installation path, go to
C:\Program Files\Altair\2024.1\hwdesktop\utility\HWCleanup
in your file browser (or wherever is your installation path) and double-click
HyperworksWindowsCleanup.bat
Then open HyperMesh CFD again - is the view control back?
There is a Cleanup script that may help 'reset' things to normal. Close all HyperMesh sessions. For Windows and default installation path, go to C:\Program Files\Altair\2024.1\hwdesktop\utility\HWCleanup in your file browser (or wherever is your installation path) and double-click HyperworksWindowsCleanup.bat Then open HyperMesh CFD again - is the view control back?
Yes they are back. Thank you!
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