Coding: Lattice Structures Mesher in Python for Hypermesh @ManuelRamsaier
Coding: Lattice Structures Mesher in Python for Hypermesh  @ManuelRamsaier
Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hi guys,

in order to generate lattice structures in hypermesh I took the approach to read in a .fem file of a solid hexahedron mesh (e.g. voxels) and create a tcl script which creates the structures as rods.

It is a first stage - different element types are surely a thing to expand.
Also, Hyperview Scripting in order to get the stress or displacement values seem like a good next step.

Thanks for watching.

Link to the GIT Repository: bit.ly/3nxL658

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