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Helo, can any i help me to solve this problem.
*** ERROR # 23 *** SID 1 used on Case Control data METHOD is missing in bulk data. i want to run normal mode analysis. thank you
Hi,
load collector with card image set to EIGRL should be created and referenced under METHOD (STRUCT) in the normal modes load step.
This tutorial might help you:
http://altairuniversity.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/modal_analysis_MG.pdf
Hi, load collector with card image set to EIGRL should be created and referenced under METHOD (STRUCT) in the normal modes load step.
thank you for reply, I already change it but the error still occur during the analysis
*** ERROR # 23 *** SID 2 used on Case Control data METHOD is missing in bulk data. in my analysis, i only put constraint on my design.
Can you share us .out or .fem file of the run?
Your shared file runs fine at my end. I see you are running linear static analysis. Just uncheck deform in subcase section. I feel units are not consistent in your model. Just maintain unit consistency and check the mass of the model.
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