it´s because of the mesh limit in the free version. I've also tried to reproduce it in 2d but the results are also strange. I'm attaching an extended abstract for you to see how this was made by a re
Mecway 4 uses the same version of Netgen as Mecway 3, so your advice about that still applies, prop_design and it sounds like it would be helpful in this case.
I've heard that the product key isn't reliably recognized on Wine so just a caution for anyone who might buy it hoping to use Linux that it could be limited to the 1000 node free version. Hopefully I
Thanks for reporting on Wine whitequark, that's great news. From what I can tell, Wine already comes with its own version of Tahoma. Was it not displaying properly until you installed the Microsoft Ta
I'll contact you privately about the product key. Generally any Mecway product key starting with "=004-" or a number greater than 4 is supposed to activate version 4.
http://mecway.com/download This is a free upgrade for version 3 customers. It includes many improvements that people have suggested. The main ones are:
About convection in beta version: it works despite the error message (that the analysis doesn't support time changing). Altough it seems to work I found the results very strange. I've input the ISO 8
Time dependent convection and radiation work correctly in version 4 beta despite the error messages. This will be a properly supported feature in the final release of version 4.
It looks like you might be able to use a time dependent ambient temperature with convection and radiation in version 4 beta. I haven't tested this feature, but it might work. You would certainly need
If you want to simulate a changing ambient temperature then this is unfortunately something that Mecway doesn't yet support but I hope to add it in a future version. You might be able to approximate t
Thanks everyone who gave feedback on the first beta. I've incorporated many of your suggestions in beta 2 which is available from http://mecway.com/download/app/mecway40beta2.msi
Yes it is possible. Mecway has stress stiffening and spin softening effects included as of version 3. I compared results to ANSYS 15 and 16 and had good agreement. Mecway does not have coriolis/gyrosc
It was to be consistent with the test I couldn't get the units to come out correctly that I also posted in the Version 4 Beta thread. I will be looking into CCX manual and correct them. Thanks for poi
Is there anything different in how you're calling CCX from Mecway compared to the command line? Maybe in your path there's another version that was compiled differently? EDIT: I see the output headers
Victor, per my email to you, I found my error trying to run CCX. I used an older version (2.7 build 002) from bConverged. I downloaded and installed the newest version (2.8 build 003) from bConverg