HMASSEM_COMP_ID
Import comment to sort and organize entity types into HyperMesh.
Syntax
HMASSEM_COMP_ID compid(s)
Type
HyperMesh Comments
Input
- compid(s)
- A list of identification numbers.
Supported Solvers
Abaqus
Nastran
PAM-CRASH 2G
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Import comment to sort and organize entity types into HyperMesh.
Import comment to sort and organize entity types into HyperMesh.
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If you insert special comment cards into your input deck, you can provide HyperMesh with additional information about the colors and names of entities. You can also use comments to preserve information that is not supported by a particular solver, for example, assemblies or system references.
Import comment to sort and organize entity types into HyperMesh.
Import comment to sort and organize entity types into HyperMesh.
HMASSEM_COMP_ID compid(s)
HyperMesh Comments
Abaqus
Nastran
PAM-CRASH 2G
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