Does HyperWorks can choose number of core for generating mesh like SimLab?

James Lewis

Hi experts,

 

I'm generating direct midmesh in HyperWorks.

It's a complex part, and take nearly 1 hour to finish.

 

I'm wondering that we can select the number of core in HyperWorks for faster meshing

Many thanks!

 

Rafael Silva_20528

Hi James,

From the 2D side, midmesh and rebuild have portions of their code as multi-threaded.  It is not user controlled, but happens automatically.

Some tools, such as adaptive tria remeshing, boundary layer and tetra mesher are multi-threaded and uses all available threads by default. Following environment variable will enable user to define no of threads to use. (0.5 means use 50% threads).

M_HW_MT_LOAD=0.5

 

From a BatchMesh perspective, if you submit parts through Part Browser, each part will run on a different CPU. Also, there is the possibility to change the no of threads directly in the panel.

 

cfree

Rafael Silva_20528 said:

Hi James,

From the 2D side, midmesh and rebuild have portions of their code as multi-threaded.  It is not user controlled, but happens automatically.

Some tools, such as adaptive tria remeshing, boundary layer and tetra mesher are multi-threaded and uses all available threads by default. Following environment variable will enable user to define no of threads to use. (0.5 means use 50% threads).

M_HW_MT_LOAD=0.5

 

From a BatchMesh perspective, if you submit parts through Part Browser, each part will run on a different CPU. Also, there is the possibility to change the no of threads directly in the panel.

 

Hi Rafael,

Where is this ribbon that the batch button (pictured) is in? I haven't seen it in HyperWorks.

Thanks,

Christian

James Lewis

Christian Free_22016 said:

Hi Rafael,

Where is this ribbon that the batch button (pictured) is in? I haven't seen it in HyperWorks.

Thanks,

Christian

Hi @Christian Free ,

 

I think the ribbon for the picture above is from HyperWorks CFD, not in HyperWorks.