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I am going through the learning course for Altair Inspire and the first bracket file that they shared bracket.x_t doesn't seem to work for me. I hit import and I don't see anything on the screen.
Hi Vignesh,
I'm happy to help. Could you please answer a few questions?
1. Which version of Inspire are you using?
2. What process are you using to import the model? (File > Import or dragging and dropping the file, etc).
Thank you,
Liz
1. Inspire 2024.14573
2. I tried both ways.
OK, I was able to open in v2024. Maybe the file was corrupted while downloading. Can you try with this file attached?
This is what I am seeing when I import it. Maybe I am doing it wrong?
Start with a new session and try. Close Inspire. Restart Inspire and select File > Import and select the Bracket model. Send a screen shot of what you see then.
Still the same.
Can you open other files?
I am able to open Step files.
At this point I would open a support ticket as I do not know why this is occurring.
Finally got a new x_t file through support. Here is the file. For future reference
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