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Guys, how it is possible that TABLEMD is not in HyperMesh 2026 GUI. I wanted to try assign TABLEMD to PBUSHT card so i will have temperature-depended CBUSH, and I could not find it.
Hello, Right click on the Model Browser>Create >Curves>TABLEMD
Then, you have to connect the curves to the PBUSHT properties in some textpad editor
You can follow the example below:
Thank you! But why can we select only TABLED# curves in PBUSHT, K-LINE, and TKNID1, but not TABLEMD? So the only way, as you suggested, is to create a placeholder using TABLED1 and then manually replace it with TABLEMD in the text editor? Is it planned to update in the next version… 2027?
-It will be possible in the next release of Hypermesh to add those curves from the GUI.
-Yes, this is an Optistruct card I think Msc Nastran doesn't have it
Ha! I tried tcl, and it works.
First, I created TABLEMD
set curve_num 2 *createsolverkeyword "TABLEMD" curves *setvalue curves id=$curve_num include=0 *setvalue curves id=$curve_num name="curve_tablemd" *setvalue curves id=$curve_num STATUS=2 10907=2 *setvalue curves id=$curve_num STATUS=2 10908=6 *setvalue curves id=$curve_num STATUS=2 10910={100 200 300 110 210 310} *setvalue curves id=$curve_num STATUS=2 10909={{0.1 20}{0.2 20}{0.1 25}{0.2 25}{0.1 30}{0.2 30}}
and then attached this table to KN_Line in PBUSHT like this
*setvalue props id=2 STATUS=1 4331={curves 2}
Hypermesh created fem file with
PBUSH 2 K1200.0 50000.0 50000.0 50.0 50.0 50.0
PBUSHT 2 KN 2
TABLEMD 2 2
Nice! So… now we have CBUSH with properties depending on temperature! Wow!
Also, guys, may be you can confirm that this feature TABLEMD is not available in MSC Nastran? It is only in OptiStruct, right?
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