Run solve in classic hypermesh interface
hi all,
i face a problem,i want to run my case in hypermesh windiows,
after i choose input file and solver, then i push "solve"，but
there is no any reaction(not calculate), only jump the cmd windows,
how should i run in this classis hypermesh interface? thanks alot
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I believe this menu is not suitable for Dyna, only for OptiStruct and a few other result translators.
I believe it is easier to just export the .k file and run it into the Dyna console.
Otherwise you need to create your own batch routine, and specify arguments such as:
i=jobname
npcu=numerb_of_cpus
memory=allocated+memory
Maybe you will also need to have the license environmental variables set in your system.
https://community.altair.com/community?id=community_question&sys_id=4c494bdddb00f450e8863978f49619cf
You could also try to use the TCL console to call your executables from the command line.
thanks alot
Altair EmployeeI believe this menu is not suitable for Dyna, only for OptiStruct and a few other result translators.
I believe it is easier to just export the .k file and run it into the Dyna console.
Otherwise you need to create your own batch routine, and specify arguments such as:
i=jobname
npcu=numerb_of_cpus
memory=allocated+memory
Maybe you will also need to have the license environmental variables set in your system.
https://community.altair.com/community?id=community_question&sys_id=4c494bdddb00f450e8863978f49619cf
You could also try to use the TCL console to call your executables from the command line.
I believe this menu is not suitable for Dyna, only for OptiStruct and a few other result translators.
I believe it is easier to just export the .k file and run it into the Dyna console.
Otherwise you need to create your own batch routine, and specify arguments such as:
i=jobname
npcu=numerb_of_cpus
memory=allocated+memory
Maybe you will also need to have the license environmental variables set in your system.
https://community.altair.com/community?id=community_question&sys_id=4c494bdddb00f450e8863978f49619cf
You could also try to use the TCL console to call your executables from the command line.