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Hi,
This macro
works with V12 of hyperworks ?If not, is there an update ?
Many thanks,
Sincerely,
Benoit MATTE
Benoit,
Yes, This macro will work seamlessly with 12.0 as well.
I export my .step from hypermesh with the script. it works correctly.I do operation into each step in another software, and I save in .step.
My question is:Is it possible to import again into Hypermesh .step plies in order to do calculation.More generally, is possible to import surfaces in .step, apply properties, materials and run calculation ?
Please don't hesitate to get back to me if you do not understand.
Regards,
Yes, you can import the .step (.stp) file in HyperMesh. Go to File, Import-->Geometry to import the file and you can all the operations.
Note: the imported geometry may need a geometry cleanup before meshing.
ok great ! but what do you mean:'Note: the imported geometry may need a geometry cleanup before meshing.'
geometry cleanup ?
Thanks
Benoit
Yes,
the geometry you imported may have some imperfections, defeautures (not necessarily on all). so you need to remove those stuff for a time efficient and quality mesh.
ok, many thanks I will try it !
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