To whom it may concern:
I am attempting to take a 3D-model file exported from a 3D-modeling program,
and import it into GiD in order to mesh it. I have tried this with IGES and
ACIS (.sat) file types several times and have been unsuccessful. With the IGES
files, GiD will not import some or all of the surfaces of the 3D model, giving
an error to that effect. With the ACIS file type, sometimes GiD will import
some of the surfaces but not all, or it will display a message indicating that
the ACIS file to be imported is of type 700 and GiD looks for type 500. In all
cases, I have not been able to import a model properly into GiD for meshing.
Can you offer any suggestions as to ways to fix these problems or other methods
or file types by which to import models into GiD?
Thank you,
Matthew Vellone
University of Colorado
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Moderator: GiD Team
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Update your GiD version to the last beta (currently 7.4.3b for Windows)
What's your source CAD program?
The style of the IGES or SAT files can depend on the CAD program and user
work mode.
Send us some problematic small sample. (send directly to
escolano at cimne.upc.es instead to the gidlist)
Enrique Escolano
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From: vellone at colorado.edu
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Subject: [GiDlist] (no subject)
To whom it may concern:
I am attempting to take a 3D-model file exported from a 3D-modeling
program,
and import it into GiD in order to mesh it. I have tried this with IGES
and
ACIS (.sat) file types several times and have been unsuccessful. With the
IGES
files, GiD will not import some or all of the surfaces of the 3D model,
giving
an error to that effect. With the ACIS file type, sometimes GiD will
import
some of the surfaces but not all, or it will display a message indicating
that
the ACIS file to be imported is of type 700 and GiD looks for type 500.
In all
cases, I have not been able to import a model properly into GiD for
meshing.
Can you offer any suggestions as to ways to fix these problems or other
methods
or file types by which to import models into GiD?
Thank you,
Matthew Vellone
University of Colorado
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What's your source CAD program?
The style of the IGES or SAT files can depend on the CAD program and user
work mode.
Send us some problematic small sample. (send directly to
escolano at cimne.upc.es instead to the gidlist)
Enrique Escolano
----- Original Message -----
From: vellone at colorado.edu
To: gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
Cc: lee.peterson at colorado.edu
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 10:55 AM
Subject: [GiDlist] (no subject)
To whom it may concern:
I am attempting to take a 3D-model file exported from a 3D-modeling
program,
and import it into GiD in order to mesh it. I have tried this with IGES
and
ACIS (.sat) file types several times and have been unsuccessful. With the
IGES
files, GiD will not import some or all of the surfaces of the 3D model,
giving
an error to that effect. With the ACIS file type, sometimes GiD will
import
some of the surfaces but not all, or it will display a message indicating
that
the ACIS file to be imported is of type 700 and GiD looks for type 500.
In all
cases, I have not been able to import a model properly into GiD for
meshing.
Can you offer any suggestions as to ways to fix these problems or other
methods
or file types by which to import models into GiD?
Thank you,
Matthew Vellone
University of Colorado
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GiDlist mailing list
GiDlist at gid.cimne.upc.es
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