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.. at the end it was quite easy to solve this mistake :D
I just had to do an assignment for the Solid in ANSYS Mechanical. Now I have the problem that I can't select my created material in "assignment". Code:
ListView.ItemValue = "31CrMoV9";If you see my attachment below, the "selection-window" looks different to other adjustments like "Reference Temperature" above for example. Do you know what I mean and could give me a hint how to call this type of selection? Best regards |
Hi Max,
Could you post your code above and below the following code? Code:
ListView.ItemValue = "31CrMoV9If you are deleting Steel and adding this "31CrMoV9" as default Material then it should pick on it own under assignment. The window in your attachment is normal, just "reference Frame" is not added under "reference Temperature" which shouldn't a big issue I guess! Like I previously posted, When you use this code after adding this material Code:
matl2 = engineeringData1.ImportMaterial(Send me your codes how you are assigning and I will have a look. Cheers KAPI |
Hi Max,
I checked your code, it looks fine to me. I tried running your code as well and yes it gives "Unknown exception" at Code:
ListView.ItemValue = "31CrMoV9";The code is able to go in "Assignment" and click to get list of option which I can see when I run the code. The only problem is that it is not selecting specified material from the given list. Once you select the material manually, it puts the material in specified position but gives "script error code 80004005". I need to try few different combination of codes and see how we can work it out. I will let you know when I get a solution for this. Cheers KAPI |
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Code needs to be changed!
try to put your new material in "generalmaterials.xml" where you are deleting Structural steel from rather than creating your own data storage . I think that way it should take your new material as default material. I am not sure but give it a try. Cheers KAPI |
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Hello Guys ,
Thank you for your posts. I had the same problem importing .*prt file into ansys so I took your advice and changed the file into .igs format. I imported the geometry into Ansys and it worked. But now I am facing a new problem. As I open up my model in Static Structural, the geo as a missing thickness and I have no idea what to do then . I tried inputting a random value "1meter" for thickness but it wouldn't mesh. Does anyone else have the same problem. I really need to fix this as soon as possible and be done with my Analysis. It would be awesome if some one can help me out with this. Thanks in Advance. |
could you post pic of your geometry?
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Thanks For the reply
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I have attached the picture as you asked.
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heavenlysins,
I think you have not checked Import Solid Bodies and Import Surfaces both in the Preferences. thats why it is coming as only surface with no thickenss. Cheers KAPI |
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Preferences in the sense options from tools right?
please check the picture to make sure that I am on the right page. Solid Bodies and surface bodies both have already been checked, I still get the error. Is there anything else that I have to check with before importing.? |
Yes, I was talking about those preferences.
I am trying to think what else could stop you from importing solid body cuz u r only getting Surface body in Static structural hence no thickness. Try other format to import your geometry, other than .iges say Parasolid format(.x_t) if you are able to do it. Cheers KAPI |
I tried Step, iges and autocad formats as they were my only options.
Nothing worked except Iges. Can you help me in converting *prt format into Parasolid format. |
Okay, i Used cad exchanger software to change the format into parasolid and tried importing .
Its still the same. does it have anything to do with how it was actually designed in NX9 ? |
I am not sure if it has anything to do with NX9.
Do you have Ansys Configured in NX? if Not then you can do it by "ANSYS CAD Configiuration Manager" This way you dont have to export geometry as you will have Ansys Tab and it will automatically load your geometry in Ansys from NX Cheers KAPI |
Yeah i had that in mind too but i have a cracked version of ansys 15.0 on my personal laptop and a licensed version of NX on my desktop.
So cant try that right. ? Is it because of the version of ANSYS and NX? As my ansys is 15.0 . is that wat is causing the problem? |
I am not sure about cracked version mate.
Not sure if NX9 works with Ansys15 either. I know NX8 works with Ansys15 that is all, cant help u much with it mate. |
Oh great. I thought so. The versions are always a pain in the ass.
Thank You so much KAPI for all the help. I appreciate it. |
No Worries!
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One more thing,
Do you know anything about applying G loads ? |
I dont know much about G load but yea lot of information is available online!
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hmm, I tried searching for papers but couldn't find any.
Can you help me with any links to papers where i can get some information about it. ? |
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Thank You so much for the help. It really helps.
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Unable to create plug-in perhaps needs registered
Dearl all,
I read the following steps (CAD CONFIGURATION) but it doesnt work in my system (ansys 2016 licenecd). bytheway I tried to save my file with diffrent DWG and DXF version. Do you have any suggestion |
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when I try to configure solidworks into ansys I get this message "SW Workbench PlugIn ..... Not Configured"
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Have you tried the CAD Configuration Manager? Also, have you read the help chapter 8.1. Using the CAD Configuration Manager |
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To avoid error, you just need to run the CAD configuration manager as an administrator. It will be done successfully.
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Thankyou very much ......problem has been solved
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