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  3. ANSYS SpaceClaim: I am working with a DXF file with millions of curves. They are colored to represent different components. By selecting all the “red” curves, I would have to deselect thousands of curves to get just the ones I want. How to simplify this process?

ANSYS SpaceClaim: I am working with a DXF file with millions of curves. They are colored to represent different components. By selecting all the “red” curves, I would have to deselect thousands of curves to get just the ones I want. How to simplify this process?

Tagged: 18, ANSYS SpaceClaim DirectModeler, fluid-dynamics, General
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
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      Normally when dealing with large DWG/DXF files such as this, curves are organized on layers. If this is the case I would suggest hiding some of the layers to start or selecting and deleting curves on certain layers that aren’t needed. If there are that many curves I’d suggest the reverse. Box select a certain area, then hide others and after you’ve box selected then use the selection filter to select by color. Either way this will be a two step process.

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