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Ansys Discovery – Cannot Open the document

    • kelvin.k.kong
      Subscriber

      Dear Ansys forum staff and fellow users,

      I was working with a Solidworks 2024 Assembly document (SLDASM) in Ansys discovery 2024 R2 (student version), which I have successfully saved as the default dsco file. I closed it, before I tried to open it again for the first time.

      And then the error message pictured below popped up when I tried to reopen it. Restarted my computer, and still the same issue.
      My Windows editions is Windows 11 Pro. Tried to open it via windows file explorer, and within Discovery application.




      Thanks.

    • Devendra Badgujar
      Forum Moderator

      Hi Kelvin, 

      Did you get any error while saving this file as .dsco? Can you try inserting the geometry in the new Discovery session to see if that helps? 

      Regards,

      Devendra 

       

    • kelvin.k.kong
      Subscriber

       

      Hi Devendra,

      No issues with initially saving. Whilst working on my file yesterday, I saved it reguarly with the save icon.
      However, I just tried to open the same Solidworks SLDASM file, the same one that I managed to open and save yesterday, and an error “The project file cannot be opened. This file type is unsupported (.SLDASM).”

      So I’m confused as how I managed to successfully import the SLDASM file yesterday.
      Which format of files are accpeted by Ansys Discovery?

      My Insert Geometry is greyed out. Opened Discovery, no file is loaded.

       

       

       

      Thanks

       

    • kelvin.k.kong
      Subscriber

      Update:

      I clicked on new icon in the pop up rectangle box, and then I was able to click on Insert Geometry. 

      When I tried to open the my .dsco file, the same error message as my first picture appeared.

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