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Luigi Gurreri
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Hi all,
I am running simulations by Ansys mechanics. Once the simulation ends, I would need to edit the resulting deformed geometry (by design modeler, or space claim or others). It would be enough to have simply the deformed volume (because I need only to create another volume and subtract them). How can I manage this issue? Is there a way to export/import the deformed geometry or any other possible way to make what I need? Thanks, Luigi |
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