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I was doing the hypermesh iniciation course, and at one point I had to load the h3d file given to display the results and do any postprocessing task if requiered, but importing such file doesn't load the results.
Can anyone help me please?
Hi,
Are you loading the h3d file in Hyperview?
If yes, After opening the file you need to contour the result (may be displacement, stress etc).
See the below image.
To see any specific result, you need to request it in Global output request.
Thanks
Rajashri
Hello,
If you refer to HyperMesh Post. After you import the results, to visualize them you have to create a contour.
Hello again, I tried to do so, but a warning massage says there is no valid results data.
According to the message, there are no results in the .h3d file.
Did you request any results to be output in the .h3d format?
Indeed, I requested the ones in the course. And I tried it with both my analysis and the one given for the plotting part (which was already analysed and with all results files in the zip)
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