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Exporting a force course file to csv format creates an empty file. The file has no extension and no information in it, it is empty.
Does anyone know how to properly save a force course to a csv file?
Regards,
Piotr Czyzewski
Hi
I ran the model as per this tutorial in Inspire Form 2021.0 and was able to have the contents of the force in the *.csv file.
https://2021.help.altair.com/2021/form/en_us/topics/form/tutorials/tut_tryout_sad_basic_c.htm#concept_rdx_vvc_tdb
Could you try the tutorial, and check if still not getting the results in the csv file?
I hope this helps
Regards
Hi,
In fact, the export to csv function in the mentioned example works. However, it does not work in my model. I attach an example model, in this case the export to csv does not work.
Unfortunately it is not possible to attach files with the extension *.iform, so I attach the file *.x_t. It is enough to make a basic process configuration and run the calculation (sheet thickness 1mm, material CRDQ). Binder force 20000N, press - double action.
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