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I need to do a lattice optimization but since I am using student version it is not possible to use command window. Is there any other way to run my modified script?
Hi @Farper
Which version of HyperWorks Student Edition are you using?
Thank you for your quick response. the version is 2017.2
Why do you need a command window?
Go to Analysis page after setting up all the analysis>> hit OptiStruct to start analysis!!!
My thesis is about lattice structures so I need to apply the lattice properties either in the optimization section of the software or using the command window.
And also when I use the optimization option and check the lattice box and entering the numbers there is an error for running the optistruct which says no permission.
The simple way to show my problem is the tutorial : OS-3300: Using the Lattice Optimization Process in OptiStruct
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Can you change the working directory and try again?
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