Robert Koslover
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Posted:
3 years ago
Jul 7, 2021, 5:30 p.m. EDT
Updated:
3 years ago
Jul 7, 2021, 5:32 p.m. EDT
I can help you on the scaling part of your question. In your .mph file, under Global Definitions, you'll see Mesh Parts, and Mesh Part 1. Click on that. Under Settings, you can find Units. The default is m (meters). You can change that to whatever the actual units are (for example, inches) of the object you are importing. Then, if you look under Geometry, you'll find that meters is still the default unit system there, but your imported object has now been scaled appropriately in accordance with what you set under Mesh Parts above. In regard to positioning, all I know to suggest is that if you don't like where it is when you import it, move it with a Move operation (Geometry --> Transforms --> Move). There may be a better way than that, but I hope that helps.
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I can help you on the scaling part of your question. In your .mph file, under Global Definitions, you'll see Mesh Parts, and Mesh Part 1. Click on that. Under Settings, you can find Units. The default is m (meters). You can change that to whatever the actual units are (for example, inches) of the object you are importing. Then, if you look under Geometry, you'll find that meters is still the default unit system there, but your imported object has now been scaled appropriately in accordance with what you set under Mesh Parts above. In regard to positioning, all I know to suggest is that if you don't like where it is when you import it, move it with a Move operation (Geometry --> Transforms --> Move). There may be a better way than that, but I hope that helps.
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Posted:
3 years ago
Jul 8, 2021, 3:57 p.m. EDT
Thank you so much for the response!
I couldn't get the scaling to work with your suggestions. I have my SLDPRT/STL geometry defined in meters and I followed the steps you provided. However, the COMSOL version geometry is still scaled large compared to the original version.
The move feature worked. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the response!
I couldn't get the scaling to work with your suggestions. I have my SLDPRT/STL geometry defined in meters and I followed the steps you provided. However, the COMSOL version geometry is still scaled large compared to the original version.
The move feature worked. Thank you!