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History Tracking in ANSYS Discovery

Tagged: automated scripting, CAD update, History Tracking, Modeling, operations, parameters, parametric scenarios, physics changes, play back, recreate workflow., replaying operations, script blocks, scripting, settings, steps, Workflows
    • April 4, 2024 at 8:30 am
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      History Tracking (Previously Block Recording) is an interesting tool, that can be used for replaying operations or workflows after a CAD update or in parametric scenarios. Modeling and/or physics changes are recorded in script blocks. As you perform operations, they are recorded in steps, with each step representing a script block that can be used to recreate that part of your workflow.

      The video illustrates how you can use this feature.

      Note: History Tracking is available when you are in the Model, Explore, and Refine stages. It is not available:

      • in the Refine stage, when using multiple simulations,

      • when multiple window tabs are open,

      • when using the Script Editor.

      For additional information, please refer to the documentation: History Tracking

       

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