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Hi,
I would like to create a reference geometry in undeformed state of a component, for which I could not find steps how to create it. Could anyone please give a reference or any example how to create it. Thanks in advance
Create the geometry for the same export the RADIOSS deck. Then copy the nodal coordinates of that part into a text file.
And finally in the model include this text file and there you can describe the reference state for elements belonging to a part, using the nodal coordinates.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
Thank you George! I still have a problem. I will explain what I did.
I exported the radioss deck for undeformed geometry and copied nodes of the components to .txt file. I have created a new include file (empty) in my file which has deformed geometries and now I want to import this .txt file. When I import this .txt file, it says 'the file type was not recognised'. I am sure i am on the wrong path. Could you please tell how to include and link to my file.
You can include this file using HyperCrash. Go to RADIOSS Tools>>Initial Geometry, Select REFSTA and import the file.
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Hi George,
Thank you so much. That was a great help.
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