@wjy950312 As @NegativeVolume mentioned, try using Ctrl+F and searching the message file and d3hsp for words like error, warning, NaN, out of range...

Physical anomalies can often be seen in the d3plot. If nothing appears abnormal at the time of the error termination, the d3hsp file can also provid...

In my experience, there are more significant digits when the data is exported/saved (to a .csv, for example) than what is shown in the ASCII plots. It...

Hahah I agree entirely! The reason I was even attempting the switch was because I was told I would no longer have access to LS Dyna in its traditio...

I believe the issue comes from the references within the smaller file. I have used part IDs which are not present in the small file (which has only th...

It seems I may have been led astray by my university’s IT department. I am still able to access LS Run (thankfully). However, I was able to impo...

Taking a look at the k file you provided, it appears that your initial velocity generation is in the negative z- direction, therefore it is moving awa...

Interesting that it is excluded from the system's kinetic energy, but I'm glad it worked out for you! I suppose that the 'initial velocity' for the ...

Try using Keyword>Part>Inertia instead. This allows you to input the translational mass along with the inertia tensor and some other para...

Hi ANA - I've come across this scenario when I used dynamic relaxation - does your model have a dynamic relaxation phase at the start? I noticed ...