Hello Victor,
I solved the problem doing a remeshing with modified meshing parameters.
But I was only able to find those elements by the searching with element number, didn't see a red "X"
Thank you for the last information (volum integral)! Works fine.
I am struggling again with an error message of the Mecway-Solver
It says Error: Element 268788 has incorrect topology. It may be inverted, tangled, flattened or severely distorted.…
Hello Victor,
thank you for your answer. I was able to solve the problem. In the case of picture 2 swapping master/slave surfaces was agood Idea. 3rd picture, I found it was my mistake, because i had a double definition of a contact.
Thank you als…
Hello Victor
In your last post you said you prefere #4 out of this is following 5 options from https://www.mecway.com/forum/discussion/1012/improving-performance-of-ccx-solver/p1
But In Version 24 the ccx_win64_mkl_pardiso_source_2.xx.zip wasn't i…
Licensing and installation
What happens to a license bought before 2017-04-09 if you don't buy maintenance for Version 25 but you will do later for 26 or later.
Do you have to buy a new license then?
Hello
I am about to continue my heating project. I was able to calculate the current distribution. But now I get the following error message during the heating calculation "Element has incorrect topology" (see picture). Unfortunately, the erroneous…
I am running ccx_dynamic.exe (2.21_4)
having the following dll's in the same folder as ccx_dynamics.exe
libiomp5md.dll,
mkl_avx2.2.dll,
mkl_avx512.2.dll,
mkl_core.2.dll,
mkl_intel_thread.2.dll, and
mkl_rt.2.dll.
Calling an external program via phyton script
The following lines shows how to call an external program (EXE) from within Mecway using a phyton script.
The BS.EXE is located in a chosen directory,
a input file say "a.inp" (here some mesh data creat…
Hello Victor,
thanks for your reply.
Yes, it seems to ne the "\" problem,
subprocess.call("C:\\temp\\test.exe") works well
subprocess.call("C:/temp/test.exe") works well, too
Can you suggest a good reference about ironphyton to?
Hello Victor
thank you very much for your information. I tried the following:
test.exe is a small program like "Hello world" compiled with both Freebasic and Fortran, it also applies to a more complex Fortran program with graphics output. So it shou…
hello
currently it is not possible to call external programs using the API functions, isn't it.
Is there a way I can create the program in Fortran, and then call that exe from Iron Python? Are there any plans to include such functions?
Saving file…
Hi JohnM
thank you for your suggesions for modelling bolted joins. May I ask some simple questions to your points 1, 4 and 5
1- Create a library of bolt models using hex elements (these make stretching easy).
How did you generate the Hex mesh…
Is it possible to replace the version of netgen comming with Mecway (i mean use it from inside Mecway) or must it be used as standalone program.
For gmsh there is a way the user can select the path to his prefered gmsh release.
Thank you prop_design and disla for your contributions. Thanks i'll check them out.
I looked to the links and again tank you. It gives a good overview and may help me to find paramters faster :-)
Hello
based on some discussion about mesher likenetgen or gmesh I started tp play with the programms. Unfortunately I didn't find good manuals explaining how the menue options have to be used and what are the parameters are standing for. Does someo…
Thank You JohnM
for making a
Python script to create center node of circle between 3 points.
I am happy that you found the source in good old FORTRAN, I still use it and love it, clear straight and fast :-) The only programming language that allow…
I was just playing around with Mesh tools → Insert node
between to create a node at the centroid of the selected nodes.
It would be nice if that could also be used to set a node on the center of a circle. At time it doesn't do.
Is a nice to have…
There may be different ways to make the calculation
1) loading an assembly
That means for me all individual parts are made to one single part. Take care that all beam ends are well conneted to each other, otherwise you'll get in troble while meshing…