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Is it possible to overrite the Component Browser by importing a spreadsheet in HyperMesh?
Hello @Takashi Obana ,
what do you want to do when loading the spreadhseet in HyperMesh?
Best Regards,
Michael
Hello @Takashi Obana , what do you want to do when loading the spreadhseet in HyperMesh? Best Regards, Michael
Hi @Michael Herve-san,
Thank you for asking.
I'd like to overrite items on the component browser.
When you double-click "Components" on the Model browser, you can open the Component browser.
When you right-click and select "Export", you can export all the items on the Component browser as CSV.
I'd like to know if the opposite is possible or not.
If possible, I would modify the CSV file and import it.
Obana
Hi @Michael Herve-san, Thank you for asking. I'd like to overrite items on the component browser. When you double-click "Components" on the Model browser, you can open the Component browser. When you right-click and select "Export", you can export all the items on the Component browser as CSV. I'd like to know if the opposite is possible or not. If possible, I would modify the CSV file and import it. Best Regards, Obana
Hello Takashi-san,
I assume you may want to change material/property assignment to your components. This is something we do not recommend anymore, as we have developped for a couple of versions Parts to eventually supersed components.
Thanks to Part PDM attributes, you should be able to mnage material, prpoerty and thickness asignment, as I pointed you in another thread:
https://youtu.be/DL5bsj2FCTk?si=lRpFpxGJwbcFaFz2
Regards,
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