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How to import optimization results to Inspire Studio?

Brian_21702

Hi expert,

How to import optimization results to Inspire Studio? I tried to import results file (.h3d) to Inspire Studio but it loss optimization part.

Thanks,

Tuan.

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Antonio Flores_21377

That is just a visual issue, not a geometrical one.

Double-click on the imported STL, in the panel find the Smooth button
and its parameter which is 60 by default, set it to 0 and click Smooth.

This will solve the visual issue.

Regards,
Antonio

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Antonio Flores_21377

Hi,

.h3d file can be imported mainly for visualization or rendering of animations.

If you just need to work on a model coming from an optimization and you either need
to work on the geometry/reconstruction or even on the visualization/rendering
but no animation is required, I would suggest STL.

Regards,
Antonio

Brian_21702

Hi Antonio,

I tried exporting it to a .stl file but the non-design space has some changes. I want to maintain design space, and reconstruction for optimization part

Thanks,

Tuan.

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Antonio Flores_21377

That is just a visual issue, not a geometrical one.

Double-click on the imported STL, in the panel find the Smooth button
and its parameter which is 60 by default, set it to 0 and click Smooth.

This will solve the visual issue.

Regards,
Antonio

Brian_21702

Thank you for your help

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