Thanks for your suggestion.
I tried /reset, but it doesn't help. Is there a command that I'm missing? Or is there an alternative way of seeing the section view and saving it?
Regards
I used to the following command to view the section, but I get a wireframe view of the section which I don't want.
Here's the code I used.
wplane,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,1,1,0
/cplane,1
/type,,1
How can I get the "color filled" (raster??) view of the section.
Thanks
Hello all,
I have a solid model which I need to slice sequentially, and save images after each slice operation. I can use the menu->plotctrl to save the images, but since I have large number of slices I want to write a command line for the operation.
Any input would be greatly helpful.
Thanks
Hello again.
When I run the code for subtracting volumes, new volume(s) are created. I want to store these newly created volumes in an array after each subtraction operation. I want to use these newly created volumes for subsequent substraction operations.
Can you suggest please.
Thanks
Thanks for your suggestions.
I changed the geometry of the volume to be subtacted from and it works. But, since I have a large number of cylinders and layers, I need to write a code for the operations.
I will also look into other packges. Thanks Mech151
Thanks cbrn.
I tried subtracting single cylinder at a time, but I was not able to subtract all of them. Gave the same BTOL error for while subtracting some of the cylinders.
Is there another approach I can employ. I was wondering if I could export the model into some image analysis software...
I started working on ansys a few months back and I am stuck now with a problem. I would greatly appreciate your suggestions and help.
Here's the problem I'm facing.
I want to find the length of connected air channels (free spaces) in a fiber assembly, so I made a layered assembly of cylinders...
