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Hello, I'm working on a model the third day and can't understand what is the mistake in the meshing parametres.
Once I got to build and can't anymore, don't understand what the problem is.
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Without Periodics the meshing is fine, but I need mesh with Periodics
This is the error, when meshing with Periodics:
C:\Program Files\Altair\13.0\acusolve\win64\script\Console.zip\pnlAmsExport.py:428: DeprecationWarning: raising a string exception is deprecated Traceback (most recent call last): File 'pnlWin.py', line 943, in funcTool File 'pnlTools.py', line 244, in toolGenMesh File 'pnlToolsAcuMeshSim.py', line 120, in __init__ File 'pnlToolsAcuMeshSim.py', line 463, in genMesh File 'pnlToolsAcuMeshSim.py', line 576, in exportAmsFile File 'pnlAmsExport.py', line 431, in exportFile pnlAmsExportError: 'Error from ams export module: <error mapping pbc faces> '
What was the CAD file format you imported into AcuConsole? Periodic meshing in AcuConsole works with 'real' CAD formats like Parasolid, CATIA. It is not meant for STL file. In your case it seems to be a STL import.
These faces do not have 'matching' geometry for some reason. One option here would be to import the CAD files into SolidThinking Inpsire (part of HyperWorks full installation) and export as parasolid. In general the parasolid export from Inspire is robust for AcuConsole.
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These faces do not have 'matching' geometry for some reason. One option here would be to import the CAD files into SolidThinking Inpsire (part of HyperWorks full installation) and export as parasolid. In general the parasolid export from Inspire is robust for AcuConsole. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
I had use the Parasolid file format. I have the problem with Periodics meshing.
The another model with the same problem. CAD was built in Hyper Mesh
CAD export from HyperMesh is not always compatible with AcuConsole. As I mentioned earlier, Parasolid export from either a CAD software (CATIA, ProE, NX, etc) or Inspire is the best option of importing CAD file.
Since the geometry is pretty simple in your case, I would recommend generating it completely in Inspire. It takes a few clicks to create a sketch and then extrude. Lots of video/tutorials on the website.
http://www.solidthinking.com/help//Inspire/2017/win/en_us/index.html?geometry.htm
