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Hello everyone,
I need to put a force on the node master of all these rigids.
I wanted to ask if there is an easy way to find and select the node master when you have a lot of rigids.
Thank you in advance!
Can you check the circled option?
When you click the 1D element, it will show the master node id in model browser. You can identify that and while creating force, you can select the node by ID and apply.
Other work around is , fit the element in proper view where it is easy to select the master node.
Thanks
Rajashri
see the image here.
I have the old interface (pre 2022 hypermesh). Do you have any idea on how to show the master node id in model browser?
Try editing the element by Element edit option. There it will show the master and slave node ids.
this is what I get when I go to edit element. I'm sorry to bother you this much, but I really can't find how to
thank you so much, it was that little button you showed me!
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