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  3. I am using Creo’s cabling application to create a model. When I try to open the Creo assembly in SC, the components are empty. If I try to save it as Parasolid from Creo and open this in SC, the *.x_t file is 1KB in size and I get an error that there is “no B-rep data in file”.

I am using Creo’s cabling application to create a model. When I try to open the Creo assembly in SC, the components are empty. If I try to save it as Parasolid from Creo and open this in SC, the *.x_t file is 1KB in size and I get an error that there is “no B-rep data in file”.

Tagged: 18.1, ANSYS SpaceClaim DirectModeler, fluid-dynamics, Import/Export (ASCDM), Preprocessing: Geometry
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
      FAQFAQ
      Participant

      One must select the option for surface when exporting to Parasolid. Now the file will be successfully read into SC.

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