I'm trying to model few cases with LS-PrePost. They are quite simple ones in drawing, yet I find it a little bit difficult since the drawing interface and commands are a bit classic. LS-PrePost can be quite straight-forward to draw a single object (like one beam for instance, or one slab), but how to draw both in the same model and connect them together is my problem. So, what's the best way to draw such models (picture attached here : https://ibb.co/krJDWx) in LS-PrePost? I mean, do you draw by knowing the coordinates of every single part of your model? Or you just draw in other softwares (please name if any) and export to LS-PrePost?
Dear Muhannad
I prefer you to create your model in ANSYS or Hypermesh software and then import it to Ls-Prepost. ANSYS and Hypermesh are more user friendly than Ls-Prepost. Also you can follow the learning videos of Ameen Topa on youtube related to modelling structure using Ls-Prepost.
Hi Muhannad
I usually use ansys workbench with some APDL commands for my FEM. As for the model drawing it self, I think you will like ansys space-claim also you can use design modeler but I don't have an idea whether its possible to export to LS prepost or not.
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