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Hello - I'm looking for an example where a geometry generated using PyANSYS Geometry is flowed into PyMechanical for analysis. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks! |
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Hi @jziadat! Once a geometry is generated using PyAnsys Geometry, you can export it into various formats that can then be read with the solver of your choice. In the case of PyMechanical, you might want to import it using PMDB. The various formats supported by PyGeometry (when used with the Ansys Geometry Service) can be found here: https://geometry.docs.pyansys.com/version/0.4/api/ansys/geometry/core/designer/design/DesignFileFormat.html#designfileformat An example of how to export your model can be found here: https://geometry.docs.pyansys.com/version/0.4/examples/01_getting_started/04_modeling.html#Export-files Hope it helps! |
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Hi @jziadat!
Once a geometry is generated using PyAnsys Geometry, you can export it into various formats that can then be read with the solver of your choice. In the case of PyMechanical, you might want to import it using PMDB.
The various formats supported by PyGeometry (when used with the Ansys Geometry Service) can be found here: https://geometry.docs.pyansys.com/version/0.4/api/ansys/geometry/core/designer/design/DesignFileFormat.html#designfileformat
An example of how to export your model can be found here: https://geometry.docs.pyansys.com/version/0.4/examples/01_getting_started/04_modeling.html#Export-files
Hope it helps!