Yes, ofcourse - sorry.
My ASE program is very simple.
Could it be that i have defined bi-linear worklaws for my springs?
I have done the same before with no issues. even when running non-linear analysis, it still gives me the same error.
+PROG ASE urs:9 $ Linear Analysis
HEAD Calculation
SYST PROB LINE
LC 1
END
Update, as this is a bit weird.
If i run all my modules (load application, meshing, worklaws, springs and ase) in one go, it will run ASE with no error.
If i seperate the ASE module and run it by itself after load application etc, it will give me the “severe error”.
I have attached the files needed and the smallest example that replicates the error.
There are a few things i am noticing.
The first one is as described above. If i run the group “Loads, analysis” on its own, it will run with no errors.
If i then try to run ASE again, it will give me the severe (157) error.
I am almost sure that it has to do with my springs/worklaw, and some dependency it cannot recall when running on its own?
Second thing ive noticed, is when i define my worklaws, usually - they would show up under my “system” tab, as worklaws. In this model, they do not.
Sometimes you find the answer, when you explain things.
It was indeed ASE not being to recall the worklaws i have defined. For it to work, i have to add a “Work law” task under system. It will be empty on the first run, and then get assigned my worklaws when running AQUA.
