NAME

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HMMOVE - Allows you to change the input component of an element.

 

SYNTAX

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HMMOVE ?options?

 

TYPE

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HyperMesh Comments

 

DESCRIPTION

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The HMMOVE comment helps to preserve the original user organization of elements into components when exporting and importing models via solver decks.  This comment is required when the solver does not have a card/keyword corresponding to the HyperMesh component.  In the case of Pamcrash, HMMOVE is also used to organize systems into system collectors.

The format of the HMMOVE comment varies the different solver interfaces as described below.

OptiStruct/Nastran:

$HMMOVE  comp_id

$           eid1    eid2     ...

$       rangeid1THRU    rangeid2     ...

 

The component ID on the $HMMOVE comment line starts at column 9, and is written using a field width of 8.

The first element ID on each following line starts at column 9, and every element ID is written using a field width of 8.

A continuous sequence of element IDs is written as a range from as shown in the third line.  The THRU statement is also written using a field width of 8.

A single $HMMOVE comment can consist of either just individual IDs, just ranges, or any combination.

A new comment line begins once column 72 is reached.

 

Example:

$HMMOVE        8

$          50000   50002   50004   50006   50008   50010   50012   50014   50016

$          50018THRU       50022

 

Pamcrash:

$HMMOVE  collector_id

Solver card corresponding to 0-D/1-D element or system

 

The collector ID on the $HMMOVE comment line starts at column 9, and its field width that is exactly equal to the number of digits used for the ID.

 

Examples:

$HMMOVE 9

RBODY /    47283               0   12705                       0             0.0

 

$HMMOVE  1

FRAME /        1       0       0

 

RADIOSS:

##HMMOVE elements eid comp_id

Solver card corresponding to 0-D/1-D element

 

 

The element ID (eid) on the ##HMMOVE comment line starts at column 19.  Both eid and comp_id occupy a field width that is exactly equal to the number of digits used for the corresponding ID, and are separated by a single space.

 

Examples:

$HMMOVE 9

##HMMOVE elements 2 8

/RBODY/2

    26683                                                           2

 

SUPPORTED SOLVERS

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OptiStruct

RADIOSS

Nastran

Pamcrash

 

 

See Also:

HyperMesh Comments