Yes, please check ANSYS Forte compatible format and export the mesh file.

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It will be done automatically. If not, request to export and import using external data.

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Please find the requested geometry on drive.google.com/file/d/12C4UCWH74bRQ3AXYXxlDpRVRNdh5GvhC/view?usp=sharing

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Splitting the mesh improves accuracy by refining critical areas and optimizing the simulation. It ensures detailed results where needed without wasting computational resources. Thank you for your comment 🙂

@@Learn-Engineering alright thank you for the answer

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Please check with other ANSYS versions.

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To define contacts for these geometries, ensure that the shared topology between bodies is specified so that nodes at common surfaces are merged automatically. If shared topology is not applied, you will need to manually/automatically apply contact definitions.

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You can copy the same part and apply different transformations to create a cube, and then merge the nodes for the common surfaces.

Thanks your return😇 For this example, can I delete the unmeshed 7 parts then move and copy this meshed part(you made in video) in the design section so that they can be meshed as well?

@@NurselKutuk You can create a cube from this single part in two ways: either delete the remaining seven un-meshed parts and duplicate the mesh part, placing it at the desired locations, or export the mesh part and import it eight times into an external model (in component systems) tool, applying the necessary transformations to assemble the cube. If you need a detailed tutorial on how to import and transform the part using an external model, we can provide one, but please note it will take approximately one day to prepare.

Really thanks a lot🥹🙏🏻I will follow your update videos.

Hello, Please check out this recently made tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKGmhmOYn7inea8

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To export your SpaceClaim model with mesh data to an external simulation tool, save your model and then export it as an `.inp` file by right clicking on it. This format includes both geometry and mesh information. Import the `.inp` file, and verify that all components and mesh data are correctly retained before proceeding with your static structural analysis. By default, all will be placed at previous defined location only.

Hello, Please check out this recently made tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH62n6huidKWpM0

I tried your command but still components looks like 1 body in static structural model part. I want all the parts that I created in spaceclaim separately, even the non-mesh elements, to be visible in the static structural model section. How can I do this so how should I record it?

Can I do it like this? I do all the operations (shape and mesh) using the geometry module as you did. Then I drag the geometry for the static structural model onto the model section. In this way, separate parts and mesh appeared. I'm not sure if it's correct, do you think it's correct?

@@NurselKutuk You can combine different geometries into a single static structural module and perform mesh operations on unmeshed parts within the static structural mechanical window. We will provide more insights with a video.

Hello, Thank you for your feedback 😊 Please slice a geometry into many parts to achieve this.

The sphere shape is located inside of cubic. How can I perform the slice operation?

Do you have a video about this slice part?

Hello, Please check out this recently made tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH62n6huidKWpM0

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If the mid-surfaces are misaligned and you're unable to create the filler weld, ensure the surfaces are properly aligned and clean. You might need to adjust the Mid-Surface tool settings or manually correct the mid-surfaces. If issues persist, please provide more details, and we will help further.

Спасибо за комментарий! Чтобы получить эскиз плоскости XY всей детали для редактирования, создайте новый эскиз на нужной плоскости в Part Design Workbench. Вы можете использовать функцию создания эскиза на плоскости, которая вас интересует.

@@Learn-Engineering Да, можно создать эскиз прямо на выбранной стороне(грани модели). Но как автоматически получить начерченный внешний периметр STL модели, на плоскости где лежит модель? Спасибо!

To extract the outer perimeter of an STL model in FreeCAD, first import the STL file and convert it to a shape using the `Part` workbench. Then, create a new sketch on the desired plane where you want the perimeter. Switch to the `Draft` workbench to upgrade the shape to edges, and finally use `Draft` > `Draft to Sketch` to convert those edges into a sketch. This will give you the perimeter of the STL model on the selected plane. If you have any difficulties or need further clarification, please provide more details about the specific issues you're encountering.

@@Learn-Engineering Mega Thanx!!! У нас youtube не работал. Я всë понял - пойду попробую!

Thank you for your request. We will upload the final Python script soon. Please stay tuned!

The error indicates that the shape is not a closed shell. To resolve this, ensure the shape is a watertight shell. If issues persist, consider recreating the shape as a closed shell. If you need further help, please provide more details.

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Sorry for late response. Go to the “File” menu and choose “SpaceClaim Options.” Choose “Customize,” “Ribbon Tools,” check “Mesh,” Then click “OK” in the Options window. Now, the ribbon at the top of the window has a “Mesh” tab.

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We will upload soon. We will provide a link in description. Thank you 😊

Hi there! If FreeCAD freezes when creating a coil from 0.1mm wire with a 0.5mm pitch, 1mm diameter, and 150mm length, try these tips: create a shorter coil first (e.g., 10mm), ensure you're using the latest version of FreeCAD. Good luck!

@@Learn-Engineering whenever I try to make the final coil, it hungs. Free cad 0.20.1 on nVidia Quatro in Dell M6800 graphic station

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It is not possible due to limitations in FreeCAD software, and achieving this would require many steps. It is better to create a new model instead. We apologize for the late response. Please note that our team has already attempted to address this issue before commenting.

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