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Joshua Counsil
Join Date: Jul 2009
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Hi -
I cannot find a way to import a DesignModeler geometry into ICEM. I've checked several sources that keep pointing to parasolid, etc. Help would be greatly appreciated. Josh |
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Ryne Whitehill
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It will create a .prj, .tin, and .uns, all you will need is the .tin. |
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Ryne Whitehill
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Sorry for the second reply, but I just stumbled across one of PSYMNs post showing an alternate method of doing this:
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Simon Pereira
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Thanks Rwryne,
Yes, there are lots of ways. The easiest is just using the File => Workbench Readers option. However, this does require you to install Workbench... Which shouldn't be a problem since you have Design Modeler. Best regards, Simon |
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Ryne Whitehill
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I am trying to use this direct Workbench reader but am running into a units issue. My CATIA file is in inches, my default unit set in workbench is in inches, but it keeps importing the file in mm. I even tried switching the Part, Sizes option to "from tetin" and selecting a tetin with inches, to no avail. Any idea? |
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Simon Pereira
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I have seen the same thing and sent my question to development, but have not heard back yet...
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Simon Pereira
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For now, I have been "scaling" the model once it is in ICEM CFD....
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Ryne Whitehill
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well the other issue I am having is the scaling is not working for me. I use the select all for the selection with a X,Y,Z factor of .039whatever, but nothing comes of it. It thinks for awhile, and shows back up still as mm. The only thing that I haven't played with is the center point, but it doesn't seem like that should affect anything. |
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Simon Pereira
Join Date: Mar 2009
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Strange, I have never had trouble with scaling...
Sorry, not sure why you would... |
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Joshua Counsil
Join Date: Jul 2009
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Thank you very much. I spent hours playing around with the various programs and researching online to try to solve this problem.
It has imported successfully. I'll probably have problems later, but this is great for now. Thanks again! |
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Simon Pereira
Join Date: Mar 2009
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Great Josh, keep up the optimism
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