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qzsky June 10, 2013 11:05

How to Import a DWG Geometry to ICEM?
 
Dear all,

I suppose to Import a DWG form
at Geometry to ICEM due to i want do CFD modelling base on a existing AutoCAD model.

I was tried to import it to ICEM.

my steps are:
Import Geometry----DWG-----slecet my dwg foemat file-----but it appeared

Tetin file U:/Testing Model/Revit-Testing/CAD/Project1-3DView-{3D}.tin does not exist

Any expert know why it is going wrong?

And what is the right way to do it?


Thank you very much for your time and valuable advice. :)

Best wishes,

Sky

FJSJ June 10, 2013 11:24

Hi Zi,

Try with "Workbench Readers".

File -> Workbench Readers -> Autocad (*.dwg,dxf) -> Select your file -> open....

Tell us if it works :-)

mjgraf June 10, 2013 19:13

It is asking for a tin file to save to.
did you not click the save button when it asked for the tin file?

qzsky June 11, 2013 05:20

It works!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by FJSJ (Post 433151)
Hi Zi,

Try with "Workbench Readers".

File -> Workbench Readers -> Autocad (*.dwg,dxf) -> Select your file -> open....

Tell us if it works :-)

Hi FJSJ,

It works! Thank you very much.

So is this the proper way to import a CAD model?

Thank you

Best whises

Zi

qzsky June 11, 2013 05:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by mjgraf (Post 433229)
It is asking for a tin file to save to.
did you not click the save button when it asked for the tin file?


Hi mjgraf,

Thank you for your advice.

Yes, i did click save button. That is appeared after i click save button.

Now i had solve.


Thank you again

Best wishes

Zi

FJSJ June 11, 2013 06:28

Hi zi,

I donīt know if itīs the proper way to import CAD models or not... but I always work with CATIA and I always use this option instead of import geometry. I can chose if I want to import lines, points, surfaces from my model or simply the solid parts.

qzsky June 11, 2013 06:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by FJSJ (Post 433329)
Hi zi,

I donīt know if itīs the proper way to import CAD models or not... but I always work with CATIA and I always use this option instead of import geometry. I can chose if I want to import lines, points, surfaces from my model or simply the solid parts.


Thank you so much for your advice. I got it!

Best wishes

Zi


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