Hi @francesco-curzio, I’m so sorry this was not answered earlier. You may have solved your problem by now (which I’d like to hear how you did) but I...

Hi @emirhan-dyna, I can’t believe this went unanswered for this long, I’m sorry. I’ve had my fair share of issues with *Load_ in Dyna. Throw in t...

Hi @quannguyen, Sorry for the delay, the site had some technical issues I needed to solve. My guess would be that the control cards of the vehicle...

Hi @sawantvibhav26, Apologies for the delay. The site was experiencing some issues that I’ve now resolved. You may have solved the problem at thi...

@sawantvibhav26 I believe the suggestion I made above would apply for the most part. But it wouldn’t be able to give you a hexagon distribution like y...

Hi @javat33489, I’ve yet to dive into Workbench so I won’t be able to help. Have you tried *Constrained_extra_nodes instead? There’s usually multipl...

@javat33489 check the video below at the 17 min mark

@harishameed Unfortunately I’m on vacation without a computer so I won’t be able to help as much as I might normally be able to. Double check that ...

@harishameed okay great to hear! We were all students at one time. They are using an eroding contact to represent the composite material being struck ...

Hi @javat33489, It looks like that image is already from LS-Prepost, but you measure by going into the Element tool tab on the right toolbar, then m...

@harishameed okay I see. Did that work publish what control cards they were using by any chance? And how experienced are you using LS-Dyna if you don’...

Hi @harishameed, It looks like your contact is *Contact_ERODING_surface_to_surface which is probably causing the issue. Is there a reason you are u...

Hi @kamrani, What version of LS-Prepost are you running and which dummy model is that?

Hi @kamrani, Try using a *Contact_automatic_surface_to_surface defined with parts/part sets between the belt and the dummy, and use the options Sof...