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March 16, 2017, 16:46 |
Why do models imported into ICEM get distorted?
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Dominique V.
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Hello.
I've been having some trouble recently with importing a model into ICEM. I've tried importing a parasolid file from Spaceclaim 2017 into Icem 18. I've tried using the workbench to import it(using connections) I've tried using ICEM standalone(import model -> Spaceclaim). But for some reason there are always issues when ever I build the topology. Curves get bent, faces get morphed, and gaps are created. Its not a serious issue but every time I import the model(because of changes done to it) I have to spend 5 hours fixing problems so I loose alot of time. Here are some examples. This is the model in spaceclaim: Here is is imported into ICEM Again in spaceclaim: and here it is in ICEM: I've been battling these problems for more than a month. I appreciate all the help. Dominique |
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