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I’m trying the ansys student structural course problem but I’m unable to open spaceclaim?

    • AkashVyas
      Subscriber

      I'm trying the Ansys student structural course problem but I'm unable to open SpaceClaim file because they are saved in the latest version of Spaceclaim, so can one please convert these file into the neutral formats, like STEP or IGS, that would be really helpful.

    • peteroznewman
      Subscriber
      Array
      That's 32 files. I don't have a script to automatically do all 32, but I will do the first one you need if you tell me which one that is.
      What version of ANSYS are you using?
    • AkashVyas
      Subscriber
      Sir I'm using 2019.
      Is there any other way. I can change the format because I really wanted to practice these problems, because I have to start my own project from March End.
    • peteroznewman
      Subscriber
      Array
      Yes, you could install the latest version of ANSYS, open each file and export it in a neutral file. Then you can uninstall that and install 2019.
    • AkashVyas
      Subscriber
      I have installed Ansys student 2021 version but there is no option for CAD export, what should I do now??
    • ramgopisetti
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      Hello AkashVyas , Since you installed ANSYS STUDENT 2021, just follow the below procedure , After you open the scdoc just right click and open in design modeller, and from there you can try exporting in neutral formats,

      Comment down your response for further help

      Regards

      Ram

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    • AkashVyas
      Subscriber
      Array it's not working.
      These is no such option.
    • ramgopisetti
      Subscriber
      Hi Array , Can you able to save the *scdoc if yes, first save the docuemnt in an secure folder,
      2) open workbench and open geomentry system.
      3)right click and choose new Designmodeler
      4) the Deign modeler will open, from file------> import external CAD file------> choose the scdoc file and update
      confirm wheather you are able to recreate above steps.
      Cheers,
      Ram

    • peteroznewman
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      AkashVyas

      After you open a file in SpaceClaim, use File, Save As and under the File name is the Save as type line which is set to SpaceClaim Files (*.scdoc). Simply pull down on that and select Parasolid text as shown in the image below.

      Change the Version of Parasolid from the newest to an older version such as V19.

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    • AkashVyas
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      It's not working, I guess it's because I'm using the Ansys student version.

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    • AkashVyas
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      yeah I can do that but there is no option to save CAD in another format, that is the issue.

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    • peteroznewman
      Subscriber
      Array
      No, that is not the reason. The screen snapshot I showed is from the student version.
      Please show a screen snapshot of SpaceClaim, File Save As dialog box that you are seeing.
    • deandres
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      Hello @peteroznewman i've had the same porblem as AkashVyas, and i don't know how to solve it, here you have a screenshot of what i see when i try to save my document into *step in the spaceclaim




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    • peteroznewman
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      deandres

      ANSYS decided to remove the ability to export any file types from SpaceClaim in the recent releases. Read this discussion:

      The only workaround, which will only work until 1/31/2022, is to download and install ANSYS Student 2020 R2.

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