Element Connectivity: Link

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paolomart
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Element Connectivity: Link

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Dear Sirs,

I have to model a series of cables between to reinforced concrete wall. Therefore I am trying to set a Link with a gap_hk between two coincident nodes at one end of each cable-element. Unfortunately, while trying to set up the link connectivity for some of these elements, I have encountered the following error: nodes 1&2 should coincide initially

I have checked carefully and I was not able to find any mistakes in the nodes' definition. Is there any other reason why the software should give me this kind of warning?

Regards,

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z.gronti
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Re: Element Connectivity: Link

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Dear paolomart,

Please check your nodes' coordinates.The nodes you use to define the link element should have exactly the same coordinates in X, Y, Z directions.
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paolomart
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Re: Element Connectivity: Link

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Thank you very much for the quick answer.
Unfortunately they absolutely do have the same coordinates: I have been defining the additional node copy/pasting the original node.
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Re: Element Connectivity: Link

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Dear paolomart,

Would you like to send me your project at z.gronti@seismosoft.com to take a look at it?
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Thank you.

I have just sent to you the model.

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