Hi Emad,
The best solution for this could be using the generic ascii reader of HyperView,
Let me explain this in a simple way with an example,
Firstly as you say you will need to generate the model file with the model information such as node and element data so that you can first read in the model file (the blank mesh without results)
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Then you will need to create a hwascii file with the element id and the result data,
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You can load in the model info from dyna as you say or really any supported solver format eg the *.inp or *.bdf or even .dat etc in the load model file area and then load in a hwascii file in the load result file area. This would allow you to contour the results in the hwascii file onto the element.
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A generic ASCII reader is available which allows you to bring custom results directly into HyperView. The Altair ASCII format is useful for reading the results of any in-house or propriety codes which are saved in a generic format. This flexible format supports multiple data types (scalars, vectors, and tensors) spanning across various simulation types (linear, modal, and transient), and allows user defined labels for the data types.
Read about how to create them and find examples etc in the help documentation following the navigation below,
HyperWorks Desktop Reference Guides Overview > HyperWorks Desktop Reference Guide:
Generic ASCII Reader
