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How to overcome situations when surface geometry objects in SCDM fail to translate into Icepak surface objects?

Tagged: 18, Basic Object Types, Electromagnetics & Electronics, General, geometry, icepak, Other
    • May 11, 2023 at 1:02 pm
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      When translating geometry in Spacelaim Direct Modeler into Icepak objects, it can happen that the surface in question is refused by the translator. Check the ‘Shape’ entry under ‘Face Type’ section of the ‘Property’ panel for the face. Only ‘Plane’ is a recognized ‘Shape’. If it reports ‘Spline’ do the following: 1.Got to Repair tab, Adjust section > Simplify tool This tool converts ‘Spline’ faces into ‘Plane’ surfaces After that the face should become recognized as a valid face for translating into Icepak face objects

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      1. 2055593.pdf

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