I tried to use a more recent version of wine (4.0.3) and dotnet480 which might work in 64 bit (see https://www.playonlinux.com/en/app-3637-POL_Install_dotnet480.html), but the installation of dotnet4
deformation. You can't run it with the trial version though. That only has a 1,000 node limit. The attached model has 5,844 nodes before the ccx expansion. Then it has 13,180 nodes. The 3x x2 refined
solve one config at a time. I used the Pardiso version of CCX with two cores. It works really well. Much faster than the regular version of CCX. You have to install the Intel MKL to use the Pardiso v
by composites i meant orthotropic shell elements. something like carbon/epoxy. i hadn't looked at your model when i wrote that. for your original model using ccx linear i get 51.85 MPa. With the refin
Initially from your reply, I thought the first model (on the left) was my model. That's why I raised a question of software version. Please discard my first reply.
Thank you for your review. I downloaded your model and ran it without any changes and got the exact results as my original model. What version of the Mecway did you run My install is at 12.0 64 bit
Thank you for your review. I downloaded your model and ran it over without any changes in the file and got the exact results as my original model (figures on the left). What version of the Mecway di
The non-MKL version of PARDISO, (PARDISO 6) is prohibitively expensive for me to distribute with Mecway. They offer a cheaper license for commercial end users starting at $4000 USD annually. Also doub
Thanks for the suggestion. I probably won't do that soon because of other priorities. However, version 13 will probably have an API which you would be able to use to export data in any custom format.
I keep several ccx solvers in the same directory as my default, using directories when necessary (as with PARDISO with all the dll stuff). The current version bombs with the SUBMODEL command, and som
I use an AMD laptop APU with the internal and CCX solver and have no issues. I also switched to the CCX Intel Pardiso version awhile ago and it works fine too. I've used AMD netbook and laptop APUs fo