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Hello everyone,
I want to use HyperMesh to set an analysis for the Nastran solver. When I import a .dat file or .bdf file, I see many warnings. How to fix it?
I attached the nastran file.
Thanks.
Hello,
Are the warning causing any issue running the model?
As they are not errors, I would think everything should still run as normal.
Hello, Are the warning causing any issue running the model? As they are not errors, I would think everything should still run as normal.
Hi @Jason Craanen,
I want to do it in HyperMesh, Nastran but I don't know how to create a control card with UNSUPPORTED.
I tried to use PARAM, POST, -1, but I still have.op2 to view the results in HyperMesh.
Hi @Jason Craanen, I want to do it in HyperMesh, Nastran but I don't know how to create a control card with UNSUPPORTED. I tried to use PARAM, POST, -1, but I still have.op2 to view the results in HyperMesh. Thanks.
You can create Cards and other entities through the Model and Entity Specific Browsers
Can you explain for me some control cards as the image below:
When I import the model, I cannot see the system.
Thanks
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