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Design Explorer is going to use the study path provided at the very beginning to define where all the files will be written.
It is going to create a bunch of folder, and for the DOE, it will create a folder named DOE_1, for example.
Inside DOE_1 you will have a few folders named Run_XXXXX, and inside them m_1, m_2, …
you Dyna models are written inside each m_1 folder, and DE will call your solver script from these folders.
So, in the background, DE will change dir (CD) to your m_1 folder of each run and from there call your script/executable. If you want to use your network folder for that, you should create the study at this location at the beginning.
Usually what i try to do to make sure the script is working properly, I always create a bat file that will execute my commands, even if it is a single executable. In order to make sure it will work, I go to the m_1 folder, and making sure there is a .k file, and then I execute the script from there. If the script works fine, then just use it in DE.
Thanks @Adriano_Koga
It worked, however, I'm facing one issue. I have changed the directory and submitting the run through server. On server, all my DOE runs got completed however, in the hypermesh window, it's showing as failed.
hi, have you registered your solver script properly before going to launch execution?
You should register a ,bat file with your solver batch file.
https://2022.help.altair.com/2022/hwdesktop/hwx/topics/design_exploration/evaluate_explorations_t.htm
I tried it using
I am inputting this at my location: ls-dyna_smp_s_R12.2.2.0_18-g35eb1fd6fb_winx64_ifort170\ls-dyna_smp_s_R12.2.2.0_18-g35eb1fd6fb_winx64_ifort170.exe from local desktop and then selecting solver as Dyna
Still shows error
you should use the generic solver, not access.
under user arguments, you should probably adjust your inputs. probably i=${file}
Hi @Adriano_Koga
I've managed to successfully submit runs to the server using a batch file, and the simulations on the server are completing without issues. However, I'm encountering a problem where HyperMesh shows each run as failed, even though they are completed on the server.
After checking the directories, I found that HyperMesh is attempting to create and access DOE run folders under:
C:\Users\mkumar6\AppData\Local\Temp\approaches\
However, the actual input and batch files are located on a network drive, which is correctly used for the server-side runs.
I'd like to know:
How can I change the default working directory where HyperMesh creates DOE run folders, so it points to the network drive instead of the local C drive?