It can be done. If interested:
BUT it is less efficient as there are 4 models run rather than 2 as in the old (version 20 and before?) days
Create
- anti-symmetric loadset
- symmetric loadset
- anti-symmetric constraint set
- symmetric constraint set
Create 2 analyses
Analysis1
- Anti symmetric constraint
- BOTH loadsets NOT combined
Analysis2
- Symmetric constraint
- BOTH loadsets NOT combined
Create STANDARD design study containing:
Study1
- Analysis1
- Analysis2
Run the design study and each analysis will be run for each loadset; 4 analyses.
Using the design study keeps the mesh numbering consistent.
Using the design study ensures that all files are called 'STUDY1.xxx'
\Study1\Analysis1 subdirectory will contain results for both loadsets against Anti-symmetric constraints
- study1.s01, study1.d01 etc
- study1.s02, study1.d02 etc **
\Study1\Analysis2 subdirectory will contain results for both loadsets against Symmetric constraints
- study1.s01, study1.d01 etc
- study1.s02, study1.d02 etc *
Manually copy the Analysis2 files ending in *.*02 marked above with *
and replace the Analysis1 files marked ** with these.
A limited methodology.
Have fun.