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ANSYS SpaceClaim: My SpaceClaim crashed and when I tried to open the file again, some of the solids are now lightweight and other are missing/or not showing up. Do you have any idea if this can be fixed without losing any data?

Tagged: 18, ANSYS SpaceClaim DirectModeler, fluid-dynamics, General, geometry
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
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      Sometimes it is possible to recover the data by renaming the affected SCDOC from Design1.scdoc to Design1.zip for example. The ZIP file can be opened and then you go to SpaceClaim > Geometry and extract the ACIS file allpartbodies.sab. This can be imported into SpaceClaim as an ACIS file, and sometimes the geometry will be there. However, it is not a guaranteed method.

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