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Posted Jun 29, 2012, 5:01 p.m. EDT Interfacing, Geometry, Structural Mechanics Version 4.2, Version 4.3 1 Reply
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Hi
i am trying to use com sol and import my geometric from auto cad 2012 to com sol4.2a but i can not find the direction .I mean before I used com sol 4.3 and by right click on geometric i could find the link.but do he same for com sol 4.2a but i can not find it?
my next question is :is there any way to open com sol 4.3 file to comsol4.2a?
i am trying to use com sol and import my geometric from auto cad 2012 to com sol4.2a but i can not find the direction .I mean before I used com sol 4.3 and by right click on geometric i could find the link.but do he same for com sol 4.2a but i can not find it?
my next question is :is there any way to open com sol 4.3 file to comsol4.2a?
1 Reply Last Post Jun 30, 2012, 3:49 a.m. EDT
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1 decade ago
Hi
COMSOL as many other programs is only "upward compatible" but you can save the geometry from 4.3 nto a 4.2 or even 3.5a (pls check) compatible format.
Then mostly the model is quickly rebuild, what for me takes far more time is to set up all the postprocessing, that is now where I spend 2/3 of my time if not more, modelling and solving has become rapid and "easy" even for complex parts
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Good luck
Ivar
COMSOL as many other programs is only "upward compatible" but you can save the geometry from 4.3 nto a 4.2 or even 3.5a (pls check) compatible format.
Then mostly the model is quickly rebuild, what for me takes far more time is to set up all the postprocessing, that is now where I spend 2/3 of my time if not more, modelling and solving has become rapid and "easy" even for complex parts
--
Good luck
Ivar