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hello,
i can´t fix my error 720.
Every loadstep is defined with a load and a spc.
my model is below.
thanks and best regards
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When I run a shared hm file it gives error 4248 (related to LOADADD) in the out file.I think this is intended because LOADADD should not share the same ID with other load set Bulk Entries.
It would be better to create individual loadstep for 12 different load.
When I run a shared hm file it gives error 4248 (related to LOADADD) in the out file.I think this is intended because LOADADD should not share the same ID with other load set Bulk Entries. It would be better to create individual loadstep for 12 different load.
thanks for your reply.
but i have the problem, that in one loadstep has to be 3 forces and moments each joint.
because the each loadstep is a point of time the robot is moving.
and the spc is the same in every loadstep
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