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Hi
I worked on an hm model, Suddenly the file got crashed.
its shows an dialog box as you need to save the file. I clicked Yes but the file is not saved.
Is there any way to retrieve the HM file from 'command.tcl' file.
Hypermesh version 2017.2
Go to file > Run > Command file> select the Command.tcl file and you'll be able to retrieve the file.
Thank you
Hi I worked on an hm model, Suddenly the file got crashed. its shows an dialog box as you need to save the file. I clicked Yes but the file is not saved. Is there any way to retrieve the HM file from 'command.tcl' file. Hypermesh version 2017.2
The current model is save within 'starting directory' under the name like 'crash0.hm', 'crash1.hm',...
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