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Hello,
I have been using Hypermesh for last couple of years. I want to take cross section view in Hypermesh. I referred user manual but I couldn't find a way to take the section view. Please can anyone help me on this.
Thanks,
Suresh
Hi
try enter Post> hidden line
it shows section cut of FEM
Hi Tinh,
Thanks for your reply.
Unfortunately I can't able to find the hidden line option under Post. I can only see options like Deformed, Contour, Vector plot and Transient under Post. Please help me on this.
Hi Tinh, Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately I can't able to find the hidden line option under Post. I can only see options like Deformed, Contour, Vector plot and Transient under Post. Please help me on this.
I am not sure where it is but you can enter that panel by input below command in command window:
hm_pushpanel 'hidden line'
Which version of HyperMesh are you using?
The hidden line option is in the post page as shown in the attached image,
If not visible, go to the tool page > build menu > activate hidden line
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Hi Rahul and Tinh,
I have got it. Thanks for your help.
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