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Saving solved 3D EM projects in SimLab 2026

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Hi everyone,

I am currently working with SimLab 2026 and Flux 2026 for a 3D Electromagnetics simulation, and I have two questions regarding the data workflow and saving results.

1. Saving Solved Projects in SimLab:

What is the correct procedure to completely save a solved 3D project directly within SimLab 2026 so that the solution data is retained for future sessions?

2. Missing Results when Re-opening a .FLU file:

I am facing an issue with recovering my results after transitioning between SimLab and Flux. My workflow was as follows:

I set up and ran my 3D EM simulation in SimLab.
I used the View in Flux option to open the solver interface.
I saved the project as a .FLU file directly from Flux.

Now, I want to reopen this .FLU file to analyze the results again. However, when I try to open it directly in Flux 2026, it prompts me to use the "Import" function in SimLab instead.

When I follow this instruction and import the .FLU file back into SimLab, only the model loads (geometry, mesh, and physics setup) all of my computed results are missing.

How can I properly reopen this .FLU file (or the SimLab database) so that my solved results are still accessible?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

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