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I am using Hyperworks 2019 student edition. When i create node using nodes panel the node is not visible. I also tried fit to screen still no node visible. I have reinstalled software too still the problem persists.
Please try by deleting setting files.
Hello have you solved this problem?
I have the same issues with 2019 student version. I cannot see the node I create as well even though I hit 'F'.
I tried deleting files, but it won;t work.
And I find it everything interesting. Even if I delete all the files before, when I kill the software and run the software again, the file appears again. Does it mean that I need to keep deleting the files everytime I want to make new models?
Please check with the environment variable mentioned in below post.
Maybe it's issue of your graphic card?
Please check with the environment variable mentioned in below post. https://community.altair.com/community?id=community_question&sys_id=4476043a1b2bd0908017dc61ec4bcb13
It works! Thank you!
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