Chloe Allison
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Hi Hannah, I saw that you sent your files into support so I had a look. The issue is that you are setting your model to be axi-symmetric in y meaning your xmin condition cannot be absorbing. If you...
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Hi Hannah, Can you try commenting out the BrainScatter material. It could be that a tiny BrainScatter element is in contact with xmin causing the error. Best regards, Chloe.
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Hi Hannah, Can I ask what material's are in contact with xmin? Best Regards, Chloe.
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Hi there, I have have tested this on 1.28.10.0 and it works for me. It takes a few seconds to load in the CAD but it works. Could you please walk me through the steps you are taking. Best Regar...
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Hi there, It sounds like you have an older version of OnScale. You can check this by going to the About section in the Help tab. The most up to date version is 1.28.10. You can download this from t...
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Hi Subin Kim, If you have a 2D model, you can ignore this warning. Warnings are just there to alert the user of certain things, in this case we do not need a positive z dimension as it is a 2D mo...
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Hi there, When you are sweeping variables, ensure that the one requiring the largest memory is the starting value as this is what the estimate is based on and if the estimate doesn't estimate enoug...
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Hi there, If you open the '-estimate.flxprt' file that is generated when you estimate the model, it should contain the error message which will give you a better idea of where you are going wrong...
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Hi Galem, That is correct, 'scalex' is the scale factor in the x direction. This is multiplied by the time history values defined by functimefunc_1 giving a maximum magnitude of force as 1000 N. ...
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Hi Galen, This is something we are currently working on. I will be sure to put in a tutorial on how to do this when the code is implemented and released. Best Regards, Chloe.