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  3. The PGWRITE command seems to cause ANSYS to spontaneously abort after issuing SOLVE (well before going into /POST1 and using the Results Viewer). I never see anything more than a zero-byte filename.pgr in the current directory. What is casing this?

The PGWRITE command seems to cause ANSYS to spontaneously abort after issuing SOLVE (well before going into /POST1 and using the Results Viewer). I never see anything more than a zero-byte filename.pgr in the current directory. What is casing this?

Tagged: 17, General, mechanical-apdl, structural-mechanics
    • May 15, 2023 at 8:32 am
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