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Old   December 7, 2016, 13:25
Default how can I run .txt script file in ANSYS Meshing
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Hi all,

I have mesh script file. But I could not run it by clicking file>scripting>run a script file in workbench 14.5
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You cannot run script which are in .txt format.

In ANSYS Meshing supports script which are written in javascript (.js) and WorkBench supports only Ironpython journals (.wbjn).

Journals you can run and/or record in Workbench project schematic (File -> Scripting -> Run Script File...)
Macros you can run in Meshing/Mechanical window (Tools -> Run Macro)
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You cannot run script which are in .txt format.

In ANSYS Meshing supports script which are written in javascript (.js) and WorkBench supports only Ironpython journals (.wbjn).

Journals you can run and/or record in Workbench project schematic (File -> Scripting -> Run Script File...)
Macros you can run in Meshing/Mechanical window (Tools -> Run Macro)
someone told me that just copy paste into the command prompt, but still it doesnt work
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someone told me that just copy paste into the command prompt, but still it doesnt work
If you are working on project schematic or in FLUENT (including fluent meshing)/CFX yes you can use workbench command prompt and run your script commands there, but not for workbench meshing.

You can start workbench command prompt from File -> Scripting -> Open Command Window
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If you are working on project schematic or in FLUENT (including fluent meshing)/CFX yes you can use workbench command prompt and run your script commands there, but not for workbench meshing.

You can start workbench command prompt from File -> Scripting -> Open Command Window
file>scripting>open command window, Then,I clicked ''enter'' following having pasted attached .txt. , that writing occur is ''The command line is too long.''
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file>scripting>open command window, Then,I clicked ''enter'' following having pasted attached .txt. , that writing occur is ''The command line is too long.''
The script file you attached is an APDL script. Please use Mechanical APDL to run this script. You can copy paste this in the APDL command window.

You can find the Mechanical APDL system in the project schematic under component system.

Hope this helps!
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The script file you attached is an APDL script. Please use Mechanical APDL to run this script. You can copy paste this in the APDL command window.

You can find the Mechanical APDL system in the project schematic under component system.

Hope this helps!
Thank you for you help!

So, still I could not find a copy/past place in Mechanical APDL, you see atthached screenshot,
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Thank you for you help!

So, still I could not find a copy/past place in Mechanical APDL, you see atthached screenshot,
You need to open the APDL system. In the project schematic add a Mechanical APDL system. Right click on the "Analysis" cell and select the option "Edit in Mechanical APDL". This will open the APDL system and then you can copy-paste your script in APDL command window.
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