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I wanted to add different properties to each element to represent functionally graded materials. I had to create components for each property and hence material. Is it possible to create property table with each element having different material prop

Adeline War_20893

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Payal Pawar_20288

Please let me know what Altair product are you using so that I can direct your question to the proper forum.

Adeline War_20893

Hi

Please let me know what Altair product are you using so that I can direct your question to the proper forum.

@Payal Pawar I am using Altair Hyperworks 2019. Thank you

Nguyễn Minh Vọ_21172

@Payal Pawar I am using Altair Hyperworks 2019. Thank you

I am interested in this issue , if you have the answer please mark it for me . Thank you

Adeline War_20893

Hi

Please let me know what Altair product are you using so that I can direct your question to the proper forum.

I am using Altair 2019.

Thank you

Adeline War_20893

Hi

Please let me know what Altair product are you using so that I can direct your question to the proper forum.

Hello! Can I get a solution for this?

Adriano_Koga

Hello! Can I get a solution for this?

hi, unfortunately I don't have a quick solution for that. You will need to assign different props/mat per element.

If you have some kind of control over the IDs, maybe a TCL script could help you to get this done easier.

Adeline War_20893

hi, unfortunately I don't have a quick solution for that. You will need to assign different props/mat per element.

If you have some kind of control over the IDs, maybe a TCL script could help you to get this done easier.

Is it possible to assign material property to the element and not to the component in Hypermesh. I am not sure if that is feasible?

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