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I am trying to open and run a .fem file that I saved in Autodesk Multiphysics and keep getting a pop up box with the title "Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library" and the following error message:
Runtime Error!
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
I was edditing the geometry of a 2D simulation when the program suddenly crashed. I have been getting this error message every time I try to open it since. How do I resolve this problem and get my program running again.
Also, I am feeling a little impeede by the GUI and want to see how some of my loads and boundary conditions are actually being applied. Is there a way for me to see the actual source code during or after a simulation run? I assume that the GUI converts the button clicks into some kind of readable script or code, am I wrong?
Hi jrager,
Just to be clear, do you keep getting the runtime error when starting the software ("Start > Programs > Autodesk > .... > Simulation nnnn), or is the problem only when opening the one model?
If the problem is just starting the software, then I suggest that you contact technical support. (see below) If the problem is with opening one particular model, then I suggest that you start over again from scratch.
For understanding the loads and boundary conditions, there are no readable scripts. So I think your choices are the following:
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Technical Support
You can access the Autodesk Subscription Center to get technical support by accessing the following link:
http://subscription.autodesk.com/
You will need to log on using your Autodesk user id and password. From within the subscription center, you will be able to view past support issues, enter comments and open new support cases.
If you are not listed as a contact under the serial number, then you will need to contact the account contact so that he or she can log on to the subscription center and add you as a contact under this serial number. Or if you do not have access, submit a request here or dial the business center directly at 800.538.6401 choosing the option for subscription services. http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/item?siteID=123112&id=12338355
Alternatively, you can call 1-866-487-8680, then choose option "6", then option "4". If we are all on the phone, then it will be best to log an issue on the subscription center. The second best option would be to leave a message. The least favorable option may be to remain on hold.
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