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Suppressing pop message in ANSYS

Suppressing pop message in ANSYS

Suppressing pop message in ANSYS

(OP)
Dear all,
I am trying to rotate model in ansys multiphysics with some of the entities are selected from full model and writing .cdb file at some angles e.g. 1 degreee, 2 degree etc.For same purpose I have written macro file (say name.mac) but when ANSYS writes file at one angle it shows following message
"All FE and SOLID model entities are not selected .SHOULD THE CDWR COMMAND BE EXECUTED? "
There I have to give an option "Yes" to continue macro, due to which the macro gets interrupted every time.
Is there any command in ANSYS to supress this message? I have tried
/UIS, Label, VALUE
/UIS, MSGPOP, 3 commands but did not work..
If anybody knows kindly share the same.I have attached macro file for reference.
Thanking you in advance.
Regards,
SACHIN

RE: Suppressing pop message in ANSYS

Hi,

One solution is to run the macro in batch mode.

Second solution is to save the model, delete the unselected nodes, write the cdb and resume the database.

Best regards
Alexandru Dadalau

MESHPARTS GmbH
Tuning Your Simulation
http://www.meshparts.de

RE: Suppressing pop message in ANSYS

(OP)
Hi Alexandru Dadalau,
Thanks for your reply
regards,
SACHIN46

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