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HyperX.Solver.Api 1.23.0
The HyperX Solver Application Programming Interface
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HyperX.Solver.Api 1.23.0
The HyperX Solver Application Programming Interface
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A concept is a panel or beam shape as defined by the Design Form. For example:
An object is a portion (or whole) of the concept. Solver computes "local" loads, stiffnesses, and strains for each object. Results and can be associated with most objects.
Control which types of objects are sent to your criterion with config.AddApplicability(CriterionScope scope).
An object may be associated with one or more categories that describe the it. For example:
Check whether or not an object is associated with a particular category with categories.Contains.
The follow diagrams call out the various concepts, objects, and their categories.
Note: As of 2026.1, NStack objects are different than most other objects. Their width is reported as panel Y-Span, but their bounding box width is always 1.0.
Note: As of 2026.1, Sandwich objects are different than most other objects. Their width is reported as panel Y-Span, but their bounding box width is always 1.0.
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