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Hi experts,
I want to do Inspire PolyFoam material characterization in HyperStudy.
But I don't know how to create Solver Execution Script for polyfoam in HyperStudy.
Anyone can help with this?
Thank in advanced!
Does it true when I selected this link to IPF solver:
But when I run test model, there's a license error like this:
Hello James!
Can you try using this Python Script?
Use Python as Solver Execution Script, in the Solver Input Arguments tab use this file.
Just change the exe_path to your InspirePolyFoam exe file.
Let me know if it works!
Hello James! Can you try using this Python Script? Use Python as Solver Execution Script, in the Solver Input Arguments tab use this file. Just change the exe_path to your InspirePolyFoam exe file. Let me know if it works!
Hi Paola,
Thanks for your suggestion.
I switched to Py solver script, but in edit solver input arguments, I don't how to insert .py file.
Hi James! You just have to insert the name "RunPolyFoam.py" and it has to be located in the same folder of your .json
Dear @James Lewis
Is the licensing issue resolved?
Is there any difficulty in creating the properties of the analysis after the license is solved?
Have you found a material that satisfies the height and temperature profile when obtaining properties?
Please feel free to ask me if there is anything blocked in building foaming material property
Sung-Moon Kim
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