You might have to run an older version of CCX, believe it or not I use 2.11 when I need submodels, because it stopped working around 2.14 or so - I have asked for a fix but no response.
Is increddible, but I have exactly the opposite experience on your points, I do 90% of my meshes using Netgen, even feel more comfortable with the standalone version of it than Gmsh. And again, I foun
Victor, I built the MKL version of CCX and ran that version on the model with symmetry. It runs much faster and did not fail on memory limit, but it failed to converge - it exceeded the number of cut
OK. Thanks. I have 64GB of memory, but not sure if that helps CCX or not. I will look at going back to the symmetry model and also see if I can get the MKL version up and running. Probably worth t
Yes, it could be out of memory that can make CCX just silently exit. The default CCX that comes with Mecway can't usually solve very big models, around 300,000 nodes with 16 GB RAM so 1.1 million is a
Thanks a lot for the updated Beta version. The E3 feature is great for laminates. Also, the transfer displacements to mesh override works for laminates now. I compared laminate to shell model and got
i tried the new beta version, changed some mesh settings, and used Netgen toggle instead of the Netgen 6 toggle and didn't get a problem this time. I'd like to get the error back to see if it will sho
i tried the button you mentioned but it wasn't showing anything for me. i was using the beta version. i need to download your new beta version. i'll try again. thanks for looking into it.
although it takes a little work, it's worth it to install the ccx pardiso version and the intel mkl. you get a huge speed up. it also allows you to solve larger files. at least that's my experience wi
have you tried flexpde. it might be better for what you want. certainly comsol as well. the python scripting isn't out yet. victor was saying that it would be in version 13 which might be out at the e
The sling displacements in the x direction seem extreme; I am expecting them to go taut but they seem to be wrapping over the tube. I have set their density very low in this version of the model but
Thanks, I think I could have looked at this for ages and not spotted the incorrect surface. I got a smaller version to work first time with the displacement support. I used linear elements to reduce s
For the future versions of mecway, it would be useful if you could release some informations about the dependencies (.net framework version and/or other ?) that are necessary for installation. So that