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I save rbe2 elements in a component, and I export solver Deck. Now on importing same solver deck again, I found that constraints are present instead rbe2 elements. Now if i want to delete or edit it, these elements are not selectable.
Hello @Ankit_Jaiswal ,
this modification was brought in 2022 cycle, as other modifications. We have a couple of articles listing all the changes we brought to Abaqus. Below is the main article listing all these changes, please feel free to look at child articles too:
Also, please note we brought many improvements, and we recommend to use 2024.1 for a better experience.
Best Regards,
Michael
Thank you for reply After it got converted into constraints, how to i manage it.For instance, i want to delete, edit nodes, update how to perform it as it is not selectable?
@Michael Herve_21439
one of the child article of the link I shared with you yesterday is dedicated to couplings being moved to the new entity Constraint, and then explain how to deal with these Constraints, including how to edit them. You can select them as any entity, but through the Idle model (selector top left in the graphic area) or the model browser you need to select Constraints, not element. Then you can edit the constraint, especially the set of secondary nodes:
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