Nice avatar BTW
I suppose I shouldn't say that I was told there was no way to get
the results from Cosmos, but more precisely that noone I had
approached at the time knew a way to test the grid. Technically
this is not evidence of no no capability, I admit it.
When I took the Cosmos Designer course the reps similarly had no
clear (read: sucessful) method for testing the grid assy. Single
parts yes, assemblies yes, a wire mesh grid no. It seemed the
problem IIRC was that there was a problem with the round wire
perpindicular intersections and seeing them as something as other
than an infinitely small point.
I welcome any assistance I can get on this. Our most common product
is actually the same depth, but is 46" wide. I thought a smaller
assembly to practice on would be easier. We typically don't have a
large number of components (the nature of a grid), but it does vary
somewhat.
In a perfect world we would like to be able to develop something
that we input the poundage we want to support with FOS, then an
automated program "draws" it for us. I myself would be happy with
being able to at least generate a matrix table for sales to
reference capacities.
Who told you that your problems couldn't be solved with CW06?
Nice avatar BTW