[crinoid]

Hi,

I built a model in SpaceClaim made of several components. I also defined Named Selections for each surface (the same component can have several NS with different boundary conditions).
The problem is that, when I import the model into Ansys Meshing (2024 v1 & WT geometry), the program detects both the components and the NS. This is a problem when I try to impose boundary conditions because it is imposible to match them. What can I do?

Kind regards,
Adrián

[vineseasy]

Originally Posted by crinoid

Hi,

I built a model in SpaceClaim made of several components. I also defined Named Selections for each surface (the same component can have several NS with different boundary conditions). The problem is that, when I import the model into Ansys Meshing (2024 v1 & WT geometry), the program google baseball detects both the components and the NS. This is a problem when I try to impose boundary conditions because it is imposible to match them. What can I do?

Kind regards,
Adrián

I too have the same issue. When importing a model with multiple components and named options from SpaceClaim into ANSYS Meshing, I am having trouble assigning boundary conditions due to overlapping or conflicting Named Options. How can I resolve these conflicts and ensure smooth boundary condition setup in ANSYS Meshing?

Thanks in advance.

[Gert-Jan]

If I'm correct there is an "repair" option when using your RMB (right Mouse Button) in the tree of Named Objects.
Something with Repairing Overlapping regions.........
Also, there should be a warming/message in the middle bottom of your screen that guides you in right direction.