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BatchMesher User Guide
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BatchMesher
About...........................................................................................................................................2
BatchMesher
To start
BatchMesh on a PC:
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To start
BatchMesh in UNIX:
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BatchMesher
Setup
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Batch...........................................................................................................................................8
Mesh Tab
Configurations
Tab
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Run ...........................................................................................................................................13
Status Tab
User...........................................................................................................................................16
Procedures Tab
BatchMesher
Customization
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User-registered
Procedures
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BatchMesher
Parameter Editor
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Editing
Parameter
Files
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Basic Options:
Target Element Size, Import Model Tolerance, Extract Midsurface
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Geometry
Cleanup Options
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Create Mesh
Options
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Special ..............................................................................................................................31
Component Selection Options
Editing
Criteria Files
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hw_batchmesh
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BatchMesher
Error Codes
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Grid ...........................................................................................................................................39
Computing with BatchMesher
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BatchMesher
Altair's BatchMesher is a tool that can perform geometry feature recognition, cleanup and automatic meshing
(in batch mode) for given CAD files. Consult the following topics for more details:
About BatchMesher
BatchMesher Setup
Batch Mesh Tab
Configurations Tab
Run Status Tab
User Procedures Tab
BatchMesher Customization
User-registered Procedures
BatchMesher Parameter Editor
hw_batchmesh tcl command
BatchMesher Error Codes
Grid Computing with BatchMesher
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About BatchMesher
BatchMesher is a tool that can perform geometry feature recognition, cleanup and automatic meshing (in
batch mode) for given CAD files. The BatchMesher can read a geometry file using the specified CAD
translator, and perform a variety of geometry cleanup operations to facilitate better mesh creation for the
selected element size and type. Cleanup operations include equivalencing free (red) edges, fixing small
surfaces (relative to the element size), and detecting features such as beads, fillets, flanges etc.
BatchMesher also performs specified surface editing/defeaturing operations like removing of pinholes smaller
than a specified size, removing edge fillets, or adding layers of washer elements around holes.
The BatchMesher also uses criteria set by the user to determine the quality index (QI) of a model, uses this
QI rating to assess the potential value of each geometry cleanup and meshing tool, and then applies the
tools accordingly. QI optimized meshing and node placement optimization are performed to obtain the best
quality meshing. Final results are stored in a HyperMesh database file containing both the cleaned-up
geometry and the finite element mesh.
The required input (element size, quality requirements, etc.), are set within a parameter file and a criteria file.
The parameter file contains the average element size and type (quads or trias) as well as any special
handling of geometry features. The criteria file contains the target element quality requirements for tests like
Jacobian, warpage, etc.
Input to BatchMesher
Geometry data file
Parameter file
Criteria file
as of version 8.0, the Parameter file and Criteria file are both modified
by using the BatchMesher Parameter Editor.
Inputgeometryfilename_
criteriafilename_
paramfilename.hm
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Inputgeometryfilename_
criteriafilename_
paramfilename_res.txt
This is a text file that reports the progress and status of the
BatchMesher at various steps in the batch meshing process.
It reports information such as the number of surfaces (total,
unmeshable, etc.), number of elements, percentage of trias,
quality index value, etc. COMPLETE at the end of this file
indicates successful completion of the BatchMesher
process.
RunView.log
In addition to the files mentioned above, additional output files may be created due to customization
procedures performed at various stages of the batchmeshing process (pre-geometry load, post-batchmesh
etc).
How do I
Start BatchMesher on a PC
Start BatchMesher in UNIX
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BatchMesher Setup
The following steps outline the setup of a batch mesh run.
1.
Create a mesh type (Configuration tab): The mesh type consists of a Criteria File and a Parameter
File. In the Configurations tab, you can add a new mesh type by clicking:
(add new entry)
2.
Specify a name, and select the criteria and parameter files (browse to select the criteria and parameter
files).
Choose the models to batch mesh: Click on the Batch Mesh tab in the interface and choose the
Input model directory the directory containing your source files. Click the open-folder icon in the
Input model directory: text box, and browse to & select the desired directory (not the files themselves).
This sets your default directory when adding files. After choosing the directory, click:
(select files)
After the new browser window opens, select the files you want to mesh from the chosen directory, as
well as the desired CAD geometry type. Either click the desired files, or use the all or none buttons.
You can also click directory to browse to a new folder and select additional model files.
3.
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Once you have highlighted all of the desired model files, click the select button to close the browser and
add the files to the list in the batch mesh tab.
Set the mesh type for each model: The selected geometry files displayed in the table along with their
geometry type. The same geometry file can be added twice, allowing you to mesh the same file with
different mesh types. For each of the geometry files in the table, you choose the mesh type from a dropdown list by clicking the cell for that files mesh type.
For ease of use, you can apply the same mesh type to all files above and/or below the current one by
right-clicking and choosing Propagate Up or Propagate Down. This also applies to a blank entry so
that you can remove the mesh type by propagating a blank mesh type.
Choose an Output directory: Near the bottom of the tab you can choose an optional directory where
the BatchMesher will save all results. If no output directory is specified, the results will be saved to the
current working (input) directory.
Start BatchMesher run: Click Submit.
Check run status: Go to the Run Status tab. All runs are listed, along with the status next to each one.
Each batch mesh run (which can contain multiple model files) creates a unique directory inside of the
output directory, where it stores its meshed results. This unique directory name displays on the Run
Status tab.
You can obtain the details of a highlighted job within a run that is "complete" or "working", or a summary
of the details of all of the jobs within a highlighted run that is "complete" or "working", by clicking on the
Details button.
You can also cancel or pause runs individually when a job is highlighted, or cancel or pause all of the
jobs in a run if the run is highlighted. Paused jobs can be restarted (resumed) immediately (Resume
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A report is automatically generated for all jobs submitted from the BatchMesher user interface and
saved in the output directory as run_results.txt.
See also
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All files (of the chosen geometry file type) in the source directory
are selected by default. You can repeat the process to add more
files from different directories or to add the same files multiple
times to generate different sizes/types of mesh. You can also
choose a new directory and select the geometry file from that.
Allows you to add a new row to the geometry file list (to be batch
meshed). You can then select a new geometry file either by
selecting it from the source directory or by entering the complete
path of the geometry/CAD file.
Allows you to remove a row from the geometry file list (to be
batch meshed).
Result directory:
For each geometry file selected to be batch meshed, a Mesh Type can be chosen from a drop down list of
mesh types set in the Configurations tab. Left-click in the files Mesh Type cell to invoke the drop-down
list. If you wish to mesh all of the geometry files with the same mesh type, you can right-click in the Mesh
Type cell and choose either Propagate Up or Propagate Down to apply the same mesh type to all of the
preceding or following geometry files.
You can also customize the BatchMesher by creating user specific procedures and registering them in the
User Procedures tab. Once they are registered, these procedures can then be selected to be performed at
one of the three stages of the batch mesh process:
Pre-geometry load:
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Pre-batch mesh:
Post-batch mesh:
Select the user procedures from the drop down list of the corresponding cells. The drop down list is
generated from the procedures registered in the User Procedures tab.
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Configurations Tab
This tab allows you to configure BatchMesher with the CAD translator and mesh types to be used. A mesh
type is a name given to a set composed of one criteria file and one parameter file.
Mesh Type
A mesh type is a name given to a set including one criteria file and one
parameter file. several different mesh types are available by default:
8mm auto
8mm user
10mm auto Average element size of 10 with one layer of washer elements
around holes whose width is determined by the batchmesher
10mm user Average element size of 10 with multiple layers of washer
elements around different size holes and width of individual
washer layers is specified by the user
12mm auto Average element size of 12 with one layer of washer elements
around holes whose width is determined by the batchmesher
12mm user Average element size of 12 with multiple layers of washer
elements around different size holes and width of individual
washer layers is specified by the user
15mm auto Average element size of 15 with one layer of washer elements
around holes whose width is determined by the batchmesher
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20mm auto Average element size of 20 with one layer of washer elements
around holes whose width is determined by the batchmesher
File browser that can be used to select a new criteria or parameter file.
Allows you to add a new mesh type. You can give the new mesh type a
name and browse for a criteria or parameter file. You can also enter the
complete path of these files in the corresponding fields.
Allows you to remove a mesh type from the list.
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Pending
This model is currently in the queue and has not started the BatchMesher process yet.
The models in the status can be canceled if necessary.
Waiting
Done
Click here after highlighting/selecting the appropriate model row to review the mesh
generated by the BatchMesher. This function can only be performed on models that show
a status of Done (complete). This function invokes interactive HyperMesh with the final
batch meshed model. It also loads the appropriate criteria file in the QI panel so that
when the users check the quality of the model it represents their meshing requirements
set in the BatchMesher.
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Details
Click here after highlighting/selecting the appropriate model row to obtain more details on
the status of the BatchMesher job. This will display a results text file for the appropriate
model.
Provides a summary of the status of all the jobs in the selected run, as well as:
The number of jobs completed, in process and waiting.
For completed jobs, it lists each one of them with statistics such as time required
to complete that job, final number of faces/surfaces/elems, and the quality index.
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Pause
Allows you to set a specific date and time for selected, paused jobs to resume.
Cancel
Highlight the intended run (file) and click Cancel to remove it from the list of runs the
BatchMesherwill perform. You can cancel runs that are Pending or Working.
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Name
TCL Procedure
Once a TCL file is loaded, a drop down list of all of the procedures in that
file is provided to choose the required procedure.
This allows you to add a new procedure.
Pre-geometry load:
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Select from drop down list of procedure names to choose to run as soon as
the BatchMesher is invoked and before loading the CAD geometry.
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Pre-batch mesh:
Select from drop down list of procedure names to choose to run as just
before the BatchMesher starts to mesh the loaded CAD geometry.
Post-batch mesh:
Select from drop down list of procedure names to choose to run after the
BatchMesher complete the meshing and just before you exit the
BatchMesher.
Pre-run
Use the drop-down list to pick a procedure name to be executed before the
first model/job starts.
Post-run
Use the drop-down list to pick a procedure name to be executed after the
last model/job completes batchmeshing.
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BatchMesher Customization
The BatchMesher can be customized, through TCL procedures, to meet your specific needs. See the User
Procedures Tab for more information. For example, the customization of BatchMesher could allow you to:
Export a mesh in solver format.
Generate the midsurface of a thin solid geometry.
Perform a surface offset to move the sheet geometry to a midplane location.
Name and number parts to user-specific requirements.
The BatchMesher has built in provisions to perform user-specified procedures at the following steps for each
job:
Pre-geometry load:
This procedure will be run right after the batch meshing process begins,
before the selected model is imported.
Post-geometry load:
This procedure will be run right after the selected geometry model is
imported (a midsurfacing procedure or surface offset can be performed
at this point).
Post-batch mesh:
This procedure will be run after the batch mesh is complete. Examples
include creating solver-specific property cards, or exporting the mesh in
a solver format.
Customization can also be performed at the run level. This enables users to perform operations such as
reading all the batch-meshed parts into a single model, creating properties, materials etc, or creating
connections such as welds between the parts. Customization options at the run level can be set to execute
at two points in the batch mesh process:
Pre-run
Post-run
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User-registered Procedures
User-registered procedures can be invoked using two different methods.
The first method is via an additional Tcl script. This method is compatible with 7.0.
1. Create a temp file (e.g. /tmp/driver.tcl). The file should contain: set userproc(<event name>)
{"<tcl file name> " "<procedure name>"}
For example:
set userproc(POST_BATCHMESH) {"/usr/bm/userproc.tcl " "myproc"}
2. Add the following command line argument: -user_proc_file <Tcl file>
For example:
hw_batchmesh nogui cad_translator catia criteria_file /data/mycriteria.
txt param_file /data/myparams.txt cad_model_dir /data/ -cad_model_ext
"model" -user_proc_file /tmp/driver.tcl
The second method does not require creating an additional Tcl script. Instead, all of the required parameters
are included in the -user_procedure option of the hw_batchmesh command:
-user_procedure
<proc_type>
<file_path>
<proc_name>
<args>
The -user_procedure option can be used multiple times in in one hw_batchmesh command, once for
each proc_type. For example:
hw_batchmesh nogui cad_translator catia criteria_file /data/mycriteria.
criteria param_file /data/myparams.param cad_model /data/mymodel.model user_procedure PRE_GEOMETRY_LOAD /data/mytcl.tcl myprocedure "myarg1
myarg2" -user_procedure POST_BATCHMESH /data/NastranOutput.tcl
nastranexport
The following model-specific variables can also be used within user-registered procedures:
Variable Name
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::hwbm::gVarArray(modelpath)
::hmbm::gVarArray(modelname)
::hmbm::gVarArray(cadtype)
::hmbm::gVarArray(criterpath)
::hmbm::gVarArray(critername)
::hmbm::gVarArray(parampath)
::hmbm::gVarArray(paramname)
::hmbm::gVarArray(outpath)
::hmbm::gVarArray(resfilename)
It is important to remember to save the model after running user procedures, as this is not done
automatically. For example:
hm_answernext "yes"
*writefile "$::hmbm::gVarArray(outmodelname)" 0
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For descriptions of the options in this editor window, consult the following topics:
Basic Options: Target Element Size, Import Model Tolerance, Extract Midsurface
Geometry Cleanup Options
Create Mesh Options
Special Component Selection Options
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The element size set here should match the ideal value for
min length and max length criteria set in the criteria file.
If it doesnt match, the BatchMesher may not be able to
produce meshes that adhere to the target quality
requirements
Import model tolerance The tolerance value to be used while importing the CAD model. Set
this to auto to let the Batchmesher choose the tolerance based on
the type and dimensions of the model imported.
Extract midsurface
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When this option is turned on, you can distinguish holes of different
sizes and treat them appropriately. You can add radius ranges in the
table and choose one of the following:
Remove the holes
Maintain a node at center (mark)
Add a tag on one of the nodes of the hole
Force a minimum number of nodes around the holes (for finer
mesh)
Add one or two layers of washers to be created
Specify width of the washer as a constant value or a scale of
the holes radius, or let Batchmesher determine the width
Set higher priority to one range of radii over others. For
example, if you wish to ensure all bolt holes (radius 10-15)
have correct washers but other holes arent critical, holes
with radii 10-15 will receive higher priority than others. This
ensures that if two holes close to each other in the model
have overlapping/conflicting washers, the hole with higher
priority gets the washer while the other does not.
This option is valid for parts that form an enclosed volume. The
cylindrical surfaces that form holes in these solids are recognized
and treated as follows:
Remove the holes
Maintain node at center (mark)
Add tag on one of the nodes of the hole
Force a minimum number of nodes around the holes
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surface fillet
recognition
flange recognition
suppress beads
preserve rounded bead Enforces node placement along the midline of a rounded bead.
midline
suppress flanged holes When active, holes with small downward flanges will be recognized
and those whose height is less than the specified value can be
eliminated.
edge fillets
remove logos
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mesh flow:align
mesh flow:size
element order
place elements in
optimized smoothing
After the surfaces are appropriately meshed, the nodes are optimized
to improve element quality while maintaining geometry features. the
smoothing options available are:
None (no smoothing).
Smooth only nodes that are within surfaces. The nodes on
the edges of the surfaces are not moved.
Smooth nodes along edges. This option also smoothes
nodes within a surface. Nodes on the edges of surfaces are
allowed to move along the edge to improve element quality.
Smooth nodes across edges. This option also smoothes
nodes within a surface. Nodes on the edges of surfaces are
allowed to move along the edge, and across the edge to the
neighboring surface if needed, to improve element quality
Allows the nodes to move a certain distance across or away from the
geometry shared edge by less than the predefined distance
Allows the nodes to move a certain distance across or away from the
geometry free edge by less than the predefined distance
correct warped
elements: offset nodes
from surfs, max dist
Allows the nodes to move off the surface to meet the warpage criteria
defined in the criteria file. The distance specified is the max distance
the nodes can move off the surface.
correct warped
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feature angle
folding angle
Elements whose angle exceeds this value are considered folded over,
and Batchmesher attempts to clean them up.
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When the model contains multiple parts of which not all are to be batch meshed.
In that situation the names of the components that must be exempt from geometry cleanup should be
listed, with this option turned on. The Batchmesher will still mesh those components but will not perform
any geometry cleanup before meshing. The remaining components that are not specially listed will be
batch meshed with the normal process, including geometry cleanup.
2.
When a user prefers to mesh his parts with multiple element sizes but still wants to maintain the
transition at the common edges of the different sizes.
In this case users should batchmesh one component with one parameter file, with this option turned on.
Then, they should batchmesh the other component with a second mesh type, again with this option
turned on.
For example: imagine you have a model in which you have two componentsfront_10 and rear_20which
share common surface edges, and you intend to mesh front_10 with element size 10 and rear_20 with
element size 20. You can accomplish this by performing these steps:
1.
2.
Secondly, create a mesh type (name it varyingsize) and assign the first set of criteria and parameter
files. Create a second mesh type with the same name (varyingsize) and assign the second set of
criteria and parameter files.
3.
Third, choose the geometry file to be batch meshed, assign it the varyingsize mesh type, and submit
the job.
This will mesh front_10 first with the first mesh type, and then take the results of this and mesh rear_20
with the second mesh type, while maintaining connectivity with the mesh created on front_10 by the first
run.
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this editor is the same feature found in HyperMesh on the 2D page, quality index panel page 3,
edit criteria button.
The editor is a completely separate window from the rest of the HyperMesh environment, floating above the
rest of the interface.
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You can edit each of the numerical values displayed in the editor. You can also choose whether or not to
use each check for element quality criteria by checking or clearing the checkboxes for each quality check
listed.
Click advanced criteria table to access more settings for each check, including the different quality levels
("good", "pass", "fail", etc.)
Finally, you can choose different solvers calculation methods for some of the checks such as aspect ratio
or warpage, simply by picking the desired solvers from the list boxes. Note, however, that in order to use
more than one solvers methods, you must select individual methods from the list box on the checks line
of the table. Different solvers methods are described in the topic How Element Quality is Calculated.
Use the command buttons at the bottom of the window when finished editing:
Click Apply to make HyperMesh start using the current criteria settings (including any changes that
you have made).
Click OK to make HyperMesh start using the current settings and close the editor.
Click Cancel to close the editor, discarding any changes you made to the criteria.
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hw_batchmesh
The hw_batchmesh program provides an interface for the HyperMesh BatchMesher features. You can call
this program directly in graphical user interface mode, or in batch mode using the nogui option.
Syntax
hw_batchmesh arguments
Arguments
-cad_translator <type>
-criteria_file <file_path>
-param_file <file_path>
-cad_model_file <file_path>
-cad_model_dir <dir_path>
-cad_model_ext <file_ext>
-recurse
-run_tcl_file <file_path>
-run_tcl_proc <proc_name>
-user_proc_file <file_path>
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-nogui
-help
Returns
Examples
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Invokes the BatchMesher user interface where you can set up the required entries
interactively.
hw_batchmesh nogui cad_translator iges criteria_file /
data/mycriteria.txt param_file /data/myparams.txt
cad_model_dir /data/ -cad_model_ext igs recurse true
Runs the BatchMesher (without any user interface) on all the IGES geometry in files
with the extension .igs in the /data/ directory (and all of the subdirectories inside
of it) using the specified parameter and criteria files.
Comments
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Description
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Wrong count of arguments for the hw_batchmesh script. Used only in the command line.
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Missing major arguments for hw_batchmesh script. Used only in the command line.
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The specified output directory does not exist. (See work_dir option in hw_batchmesh
hw_batchmesh). Used only in the command line.
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105
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107
At least three critical errors occurred during the meshing of one model.
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112
Wrong input geometry file path or file inaccessible during running hw_batchmesh script.
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Wrong criteria file path or file inaccessible during running hw_batchmesh script.
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Wrong parameters file path or file inaccessible during running hw_batchmesh script.
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Either the time_limit.txt or result (*_res.txt) file was not created after the specified timeout
(10 minutes by default).
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135
The HyperMesh (hmopengl) process is frozen (possibly waiting for user input).
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Wrong input geometry file path or file inaccessible from HyperMesh (hmopengl) process.
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Wrong criteria file path or file inaccessible from HyperMesh (hmopengl) process.
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Wrong parameters file path or file inaccessible from HyperMesh (hmopengl) process.
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Error while importing of geometry file, or wrong file (see *feinput command)
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151
Licensing error (the feature you are trying to access is not supported by your license).
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Qsub.tcl
This script creates a node-side script and submits the job to the computing grid.
Format:
qs ub. t c l
- bat c h_ar gs { BATCHARGS} - wor k _di r WORKDI R
BATCHARGS is a command line for one batchmesh job contained in curly
braces. This line is created by BMGUI, and has to be written to the node-side
script).
WORKDIR is the path for all result files.
Returns:
If an error is encountered at job submission, this script returns the word "error".
Otherwise, it returns the unique JobID for the submitted job.
Example:
Command: qs ub. t c l
- bat c h_ar gs { / homes / x s er v e1c / u/ us er name/
hw8. 0/ al t ai r / s c r i pt s / hw_bat c hmes h - nogui - c ad_t r ans l at or hm c r i t er i a_f i l e / homes / x s er v e1c / u/ us er name/ Conf i gs / nv h10.
c r i t er i a - par am_f i l e / homes / x s er v e1c / u/ us er name/ Conf i gs / nv h10.
par am - c ad_model _f i l e / homes / x s er v e1c / u/ us er name/ Model s /
model . hm - nobg } - wor k _di r / homes / x s er v e1c / u/ us er name/
Bat c hmes hRes ul t s / bm_060209_001/
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Return: server1.1234
Qstat.tcl
This script gets status information for jobs with specified JobIDs
Format:
qs t at . t c l
J OBI Dl i s t
Example:
Command: qs t at . t c l
Return:
1234 none
1235 R
1236 R
1239 Q
Qdel.tcl
This script terminates jobs with specified JobID's.
Format:
qdel . t c l
J OBI Dl i s t
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Command: qdel . t c l
1236 1248
Return: 0
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