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How to equivalence temp nodes with element nodes using hypermesh tcl commands
The equivalence function does not work with temp nodes, only with meshing nodes.
But you can write a Tcl script to move your element nodes to temp nodes.
i thought of using replace option, but that involves replacing of some 300 nodes.
What kind of script are u suggesting about?
select all temp nodes
find closest node
replace
i thought of using replace option, but that involves replacing of some 300 nodes. What kind of script are u suggesting about?
300 or 3000 nodes is the same method.
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You can follow below pictures.
Another way:
create a rigidlink or mass elements on temp nodes and then do equivalence
Another way: create a rigidlink or mass elements on temp nodes and then do equivalence
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Thank You everyone for your suggestions.
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