Your Product License Has Numerical Problem Size Limits Verified [updated] — Ansys

Apply to the cut faces. This effectively doubles or quadruples your allowable mesh density for the same node count. 4. Simplify Geometry and Mesh Controls

A critical nuance, which is often the source of major frustration, is that the solver's check for license compliance is not based solely on the mesh you can see in your model tree. It also checks hidden, internal elements and nodes created by the software to handle complex tasks like contacts, remote forces, and moment loads. Furthermore, the check is often performed against the , not just the total count. This means that "gaps" in node numbering can create an ID number that is above the license limit, even if the total node count remains well under it. Apply to the cut faces

This option primarily affects nodes created by the mesher, not necessarily remote point nodes. Simplify Geometry and Mesh Controls A critical nuance,

Add a small Python script in Workbench that queries: This means that "gaps" in node numbering can