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How do I export only properties and materials?

Raphael Lima

Hello everyone!

How do I export only properties and materials to a .fem model, so that I can import into another model? (in a Hypermesh)

Regards!

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QuyNguyenDai

It's very simple: just import your current model into new model and remove all (come from current) except MAT & Props.

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Richard Heslouin_22010

Hello,

You could have multiple choice to do that :

Create an include file via the include browser where you will put your properties and material. Then you could export only this include file by a right click. See the video “Export_by_include.mp4”
You could desactivate all the data during the export of the FEM by selecting custom at the export. See the video in attached “Export_custom.mp4”
You could also decide to suppress all the data except the properties and material, save the HM database and reimport this database in your new one.

Hope I have answered to your question,

Richard

Export_by_include.mp4

export_custom.mp4

QuyNguyenDai

It's very simple: just import your current model into new model and remove all (come from current) except MAT & Props.

Raphael Lima

Thanks so much!

tinh

Hi,

This script could help you easier:

- Select concerned materials and properties

- Right click and invoke menu "Export Deck > Only Selected"

import to new session

Download the script here:

https://community.altair.com/community?id=community_question&sys_id=9c5684b61b2bd0908017dc61ec4bcb7b&anchor=answer_fac2dc321b2fd0908017dc61ec4bcb34&view_source=searchResult

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QuyNguyenDai

In fact, the real question of @Raphael Lima is "how to IMPORT properties & materials from a model to another?"

He not need EXPORTing :-)

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