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Transferring Models from SolidWorks

Transferring Models from SolidWorks

Transferring Models from SolidWorks

(OP)
Hi,

I have modelled the effect of outside pressure on a can and I am looking to transfer the deformed model to another program.

Does anyone know how to do this?

So far I have only been able to tranfer the un pressure deformed model, but I need to tranfer the squashed model for analysis.

Thanks

RE: Transferring Models from SolidWorks

Right-click the Results folder in the analysis tree and "Create body from deformed shape" depending on your version, it should save in the same directory as your original file(s).

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RE: Transferring Models from SolidWorks

Interesting to know it's only in Simulation Professional or above..

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RE: Transferring Models from SolidWorks

(OP)
Thanks for the advice.

I'm running the Academic Version so that option doesn't seem to be there.

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