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Hi ,
I am facing issues with hyperview. Every time I load model in Hyperview. It is giving a prompt to select the model reader. Is there any way to reset it so that it ?
Thanks
Hi Girish,
Did you get this pop up while loading h3d file?. Which HyperWorks version are you using?.
Hi George,
Yes I was loading H3d file . I asuume ; while loading h3d file i shouldn't be getting the pop up . I am using HM 14
Are you getting this pop up only for a particular h3d file or for all?.
yes i am getting this pop up for default h3d file. Is there any way to reset reader options ?
Please locate your working directory by right click on HM icon > properties > start in field
In this location delete the hmsettings.tcl, hmmenu.set and command.cmf. also hwsettings.xml.
PS: Close all HyperWorks sessions and delete the settings files as mentioned above.
Please try loading h3d files after this.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
Thanks George.
It worked . Now i am able to load the H3D files.
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