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Re: Deformed scaling factor remains in memory in the next non-scaled deformed...
Hi Tommaso, Look at the scaling factor displayed in the results window itself. In the first case (10%), it's 4.7315. In the second, it's 10.00, exactly as you told it to do. Gunter is correct: 10%...
View ArticleRe: Missing the maximum, global sens and optimiser
Actually, just noticed I need to go from 0 to -360 as well. In some cases my point E is lower than my point D. That's 3 studies for each max and each min.
View ArticleRe: Missing the maximum, global sens and optimiser
Mats, I toyed with the idea of using BMX and it's promising pseudo stochastic opportunities. But I dismissed it because about a year and a half ago I tried using it on a project and very quickly ended...
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The best suggestion I can offer, is to use a mapkey to Save the active result window as Graph Tabular file.You can also record part of the name, such as "sensiAB_"From there you need to complete the...
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Thanks Gunter, Yes there is a lot of information. A better way would be to learn how to program again and use the API (I stopped at pascal and fortran77 sometime last century). I presume 'toolkit'...
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Re: Output many graphs at once
... I thought I still had it. The problem is, it won't fit in the USB 3.0 socket.
View ArticleRe: How to do "carve-out modeling" or "sub-modeling" with beams?
Hi, You may also wish to consider forces in the beam csys rather than WCS. The pull down under 'relative to' defaults to WCS. Also consider GRAPH - SHEAR AND MOMENT as opposed to 'fringe' You can a...
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Maybe you can employ a Card Reader to read some passages ...
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Re: Missing the maximum, global sens and optimiser
Thanks for the input... I've only played around with the statistical analysis for a few minutes so I obviously have no real experience from it. I've had use for the BMX in other contexts though;...
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Hi Jonathan, thanks indeed I knew about my old discussion on the mathematical meaning of the scale factor, but I hadn't caught the fact that without the tick the number you set in the box is considered...
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Hallo Gunter, thanks for your reply, indeed it seems to be clearer to me the trick behind, if you remove the tick you can still set the scaling factor but this time intended as fraction of the real...
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yes, there are two checkboxes in the dialog:The checkbox to scale or not scale is further up.The one below is to scale by % of modelsize or by actual factor.
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Re: Deformed scaling factor remains in memory in the next non-scaled deformed...
Hi Gunter, no, I don't have two checkboxes and that is the fact that made some confusion to me: as you can see from the screenshot enclosed, I have only the checkbox of scale/not scale and then the box...
View ArticleDefault units
Hello, When I want to review the stress results of an analysis, the stress units are default on "kPa". Is it possible to change the default to "MPa" instead of having to select it each time from the...
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Hi Wouter, This may be dependent on your model base units (which are set in Creo, not in Simulate). I prefer to set my models to "mm N s" - this has the small disadvantage of leaving the mass units as...
View ArticleCan you hide components of an assembly in a Creo Simulte Results Window
I have an assembly FEA model and my high stress point is behind another component. I would like to do a dynamic query so that I can set up a measure at the high stress point. Unfortunately, I cannot...
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Re: Can you hide components of an assembly in a Creo Simulte Results Window
David, Yes, you can hide components. Select the Display Location tab and then select Components/Layers. Another window will popup and just blank the components you don't want to see.
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Hi everyone, Sorry about the late response. I originally created this assembly as practice because I’m new to Creo Simulate. In this case, I was particularly interested in improving my understanding...
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“Restart” Option?
Hello, Does Creo Simulate have a “Restart” option? For example, let’s say that I am running a static nonlinear analysis that takes place over the course of 2 seconds. There are two Constraint Sets,...
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