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I keep having ERROR 14 issues with my model in simlab that I am exporting to optistruct for a simple normal mode analysis. I had to define the METHOD (STRUCTURE) myself in the optistruct input file and I am not sure if this has any affect on that. Can someone please help me out and check out the model/output file for me?
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I see you have too many error message in the out file.I suggest you to go through below simlab videos for analysis.
http://web2.altairhyperworks.com/altair-for-simlab-learning-center
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I will go through these to see if I can find anything that will help, In the meantime. Do you know why I am getting these error 14 issues from my model?
I jsut redid the analysis completely. Following the tutorial to a T and got the same errors coming up with Error 14. Please take alook at my model and let me know if you can help
Did you hide any body or part during the export? Please share .slb file to take quick look in to your model.
I sent you the model and Optistruct input file to the secure file dropbox
Thanks for sharing files. I see you have created contact in all regions with sliding contact type . Please define contact using join and separate option with freeze contact type.You can refer online videos from SimLab learning centre. Let me know if you need any further help on this topic.
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