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[Solved] Difference between : off and disable

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(@marso1)
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[#289]

Hi,

I have to constrain a component in hypermesh with LS Dyna interface, but I can't understand the difference between off and disable when I have to constrain a degree of freedom.

Could anyone explane me the difference?

I attached a picture.

Thanks in advance

 fig 1

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Hi @marso1

I not 100% sure, but I would imagine that OFF would just default to Disable. Because in LS-Dyna, you define these constraints in cards with either 0 or 1 values, there is no OFF. So it's probably just a redundant option within Hypermesh. Just to be safe, I'd set it to 0: Disable. 


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Hi @negativevolume

Many thanks


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