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After running a K&C Analysis, I click on
Analysis->View Reports->Standard Model Report and it’s thinks about it for a second and then the error “a segmentation error occurred” pops up and the whole program crashes
I am able to successfully run a K&C Analysis in MotionView but when I click Analysis->View Reports->Standard Model Report the program thinks for a bit and then pops up “a segmentation error occurred” and then the program crashes
A couple of suggestions:
1. Make sure your graphics card driver is up to date. This often fixes a lot of strange/random issues.
2. Make sure your HyperWorks installation is up to date.
3. Try installing the software on a different machine, and see if the issue still exists
4. As a last resort, re-install the software.
FYI, this is not something I've seen in the past, so it's not a regular occurrence with our software.
If you still have difficulties, we can work to get a developer in the loop and help diagnose.
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