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Hello,
I want to convert a rbe3 into a mpc to use it in a specific loadstep.
How did I need to set up the mpc to gain a equal behaviour to the rbe3?
Thank you!
Hi,
Please tell me which specific Load step , because it will not convert only for load step, it will change at model level.
Regards,
Dhanasharee Jadhav
Thank you for your answer!
But I am not sure what you want me to tell you.
I wanted to put a load on a rbe3 element and distribut it in a set of nodes.
I an other (sequential) loadstep I wanted to put an other load on rbe3, but some independent nodes of the two rbe3 are equal.
And this results in error message.
But I cannot avoid to use some nodes from the first loadstep and first rbe3 in the second loadstep and second rbe3.
I thought I could solve this through using an MPC instead of an rbe3 because I can define the MPC specific to an loadstep.
Is this the right way?
If yes, I am not sure which configuration I need to give the MPC when creating in Hypermesh panel.
what is the error message you're getting?
It should be possible to use 2 different RBE3s, i believe, even sharing some of the indep nodes.
It just worked with the rbe!
Must be another error in the previous model.
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