Blog Posts infinite loop
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[topic_title] => Software only Opening as Admin
[topic_content] => <p>Hi Support, </p><p>With 2025 version of SpaceClaim we have an issue where the software only opens as admin?</p><p>What folders need access to open the software?</p><p>We have given permission to the Ansys Folder in the C Drive is there any other folders that need to be allowed access in Appdata?</p><p>Thankyou,</p><p>Tim </p>
[topic_link] => https://innovationspace.ansys.com/forum/forums/topic/software-only-opening-as-admin/
[topic_status] => publish
[topic_published_date] => April 7, 2025
[author] => Tim Dukes
[like_count] => 0
[reply_count] => 2
[view_count] => 14
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[topic_id] => 428023
[topic_title] => Designing simple car model
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</p><p>Any ideas?</p>
[topic_link] => https://innovationspace.ansys.com/forum/forums/topic/spaceclaim-cross-section-view-in-drawing-sheet-not-hiding-geometry-correctly/
[topic_status] => publish
[topic_published_date] => April 3, 2025
[author] => Jeremy Morgan
[like_count] => 0
[reply_count] => 3
[view_count] => 53
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[topic_id] => 427536
[topic_title] => How to logout when logged in in LicensingSettings.exe
[topic_content] => <p>When youre logged in with the wrong account in the LicensingSettings.exe of Spaceclaim.</p><p>Is it possible to logout? Now its locked on the account you first filled in but if you used the wrong account at first you cant go back.</p><p>For now deinstalling en deleting all files looks for me a little bit overkill?</p><p>
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[topic_link] => https://innovationspace.ansys.com/forum/forums/topic/how-to-logout-when-logged-in-in-licensingsettingsexe/
[topic_status] => publish
[topic_published_date] => April 1, 2025
[author] => benjamin@aesc.nl
[like_count] => 0
[reply_count] => 2
[view_count] => 38
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[topic_id] => 427298
[topic_title] => tutorial 1
[topic_content] => <p>....</p>
[topic_link] => https://innovationspace.ansys.com/forum/forums/topic/tutorial-1/
[topic_status] => publish
[topic_published_date] => March 30, 2025
[author] => manjot2359@gmail.com
[like_count] => 0
[reply_count] => 1
[view_count] => 49
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[topic_id] => 427209
[topic_title] => Missing Sheet Metal Blend option SpaceClaim 2025R1
[topic_content] => <p>Hello,</p><p>Was trying to use the Blend Function in 2025 R1, but i noticed the sheet metal blend function missing from the option panel. Could this be readded? Its a pretty important function for every company who are processing sheet metal:</p><p>2024.2 2025.1</p><p>
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[topic_link] => https://innovationspace.ansys.com/forum/forums/topic/missing-sheet-metal-blend-option-spaceclaim-2025r1/
[topic_status] => publish
[topic_published_date] => March 28, 2025
[author] => paul pladet
[like_count] => 0
[reply_count] => 1
[view_count] => 53
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[topic_id] => 427125
[topic_title] => Looking for Geometry File from ANSYS Wing Structural Analysis Video
[topic_content] => <p>I'm trying to find the original geometry file used in an ANSYS tutorial video on the structural analysis of a ribbed wing. The link is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiTA2AiswEQ. The video starts with a pre-existing wing model, but no dimensions are given, and I need to recreate this for a class assignment.</p><p>
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[topic_link] => https://innovationspace.ansys.com/forum/forums/topic/looking-for-geometry-file-from-ansys-wing-structural-analysis-video/
[topic_status] => publish
[topic_published_date] => March 27, 2025
[author] => noler@arizona.edu
[like_count] => 0
[reply_count] => 1
[view_count] => 48
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[topic_id] => 426608
[topic_title] => SpaceClaim: wired operation outcome of split body
[topic_content] => <p>Hi all,</p><p>I'm using SpaceClaim to perform pre-processing on an assembly created from SolidWorks. </p><p>It's a helical pipe. After I perform Split Body using surface as cutter, weird new bodies has been created and a distorted surface has occurred unexpectedly.The pictures is as followed. </p><p>
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</p><p> </p><p>It's really puzzling. It's my first time to encounter the problem in SpaceClaim. Anyone has some suggestions? It's highly appreciated!!</p><p>Regards</p>
[topic_link] => https://innovationspace.ansys.com/forum/forums/topic/spaceclaim-wired-operation-outcome-of-split-body/
[topic_status] => publish
[topic_published_date] => March 24, 2025
[author] => Dato
[like_count] => 1
[reply_count] => 1
[view_count] => 72
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[topic_id] => 426506
[topic_title] => Surface Bodies excluded in Simulation/Outlet applied to multiple flow paths
[topic_content] => <p><p>Hi, I'm trying to do a simulation but need to optimise it first. I am simulating an intake manifold, that was imported from Solidworks as a step file. I have volume extracted each outlet and inlet, and defined each outlet singularly in volume extract (but would need to do the inner and outer runners as pairs). But, when I define the inlet and outlet I get the error messages in the image below, and also get surface bodies will be excluded from simulation. **FYI this is in Ansys Discovery** In additiom, to it stating I need to add flow outlets, when I have already defined them. (For clarify there are alot of fillets etc that may be causing the issue, but unsure).
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[topic_link] => https://innovationspace.ansys.com/forum/forums/topic/surface-bodies-excluded-in-simulationoutlet-applied-to-multiple-flow-paths/
[topic_status] => publish
[topic_published_date] => March 22, 2025
[author] => tnkfrost09@hotmail.co.uk
[like_count] => 0
[reply_count] => 1
[view_count] => 65
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[topic_id] => 426393
[topic_title] => High Temperatures in Jacketed Tank
[topic_content] => <p>Hello,</p><p>I am trying to simulate a jacketed mixing tank at cold temperatures. I am not sure as to why the solved temperatures of the inside tank appear to be so high. It is probably the way I have the simulation set up but I am not sure. Please help! Any ideas are much appreciated.</p><p>Also I am not familiar with what 'Convection (default)' exactly referring to.</p><p>Thanks!</p><p>


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[topic_link] => https://innovationspace.ansys.com/forum/forums/topic/high-temperatures-in-jacketed-tank/
[topic_status] => publish
[topic_published_date] => March 20, 2025
[author] => tjhidalgo@olivet.edu
[like_count] => 0
[reply_count] => 1
[view_count] => 75
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