cbrn
Mechanical
- Jun 28, 2005
- 1,066
Hi,
emphasized among the new features of v12.1, there is the "External Connection" capability based upon xml scripts in order to interface "non-Ansys" applications with Workbench.
I'm particularly interested in managing the Parameters of a simulation in Workbench 2 (v.12.1) with Excel, passing the parameters to Excel, manipulating them in several ways and then sending them back to Ansys, and other operations like that. A further goal would be to use a WB simulation "template" as a "solver" for an Excel calculation sheet. At the time present, this "interaction" is done manually: elaborate in Excel, annotate the parameters values, open Ansys, insert the values of the params, solve, annotate output params, write them in the appropriate cells in Excel. At least, up to v.11 I could do copy-paste from the Parameter Manager, now it's not even possible, so the External Connection is my only way to go, but where the hell is it explained? The Ansys Help is completely criptical about that...
Thanks in advance,
regards
emphasized among the new features of v12.1, there is the "External Connection" capability based upon xml scripts in order to interface "non-Ansys" applications with Workbench.
I'm particularly interested in managing the Parameters of a simulation in Workbench 2 (v.12.1) with Excel, passing the parameters to Excel, manipulating them in several ways and then sending them back to Ansys, and other operations like that. A further goal would be to use a WB simulation "template" as a "solver" for an Excel calculation sheet. At the time present, this "interaction" is done manually: elaborate in Excel, annotate the parameters values, open Ansys, insert the values of the params, solve, annotate output params, write them in the appropriate cells in Excel. At least, up to v.11 I could do copy-paste from the Parameter Manager, now it's not even possible, so the External Connection is my only way to go, but where the hell is it explained? The Ansys Help is completely criptical about that...
Thanks in advance,
regards