Brep -GEWiz Read Error?

Brep -GEWiz Read Error?

ericksonla
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Brep -GEWiz Read Error?

ericksonla
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When running a simulation on a component with pressure applied, I'm getting a really opaque error that I don't understand how to handle. The error is:

myComp: Study 1 - Static Stress: _____ 2016-01-25 10:20:13 _____
myComp: Study 1 - Static Stress: Error: 
myComp: Study 1 - Static Stress: Error: Brep - GEWiz Read Error
myComp: Study 1 - Static Stress: Error: Error returned from Breps_Create

 Any suggestions on what I'm doing wrong here?

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ericksonla
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I dug into this some more via the timeline. It turns out the specific feature causing the error to arise was a fillet. If I remove the fillet, it will mesh fine. However, I want the fillet included and can't get it to mesh with it.

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ericksonla
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jan.vonasek
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Hi Erick,

 

I am not able to reproduce the meshing issue on given model. Meshing takes couple of mitutes with result:

Brep - GEWiz error file v0: Study 3 - Static Stress: Base mesh: 343178 nodes, 184744 elements

 

According to message you posted meshing fails for some unexpected reason. I can recommend you to:

  1. for symmetric models and symmetric conditions is possible to cut model and solve only part (e.g. quarter or one row of model only). Is it your case? It reduces mesh size and increases result precision.
  2. try modify Mesh Settings to reduce mesh size. When you change Average Element Size to 12, Minimum Element Size to 50 and Maximum Turn Angle to 90 deg mesh has 90687 nodes, 47579 elements
  3. try generate mesh on another PC

 

Please let us know if it helps.

 

Regards,

Jan Vonasek, developer


Jan Vonasek
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ericksonla
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Jan, thanks for checking it out.

 

1. My full model, unlike this test case, is not symmetric so I can't reduce the size via symmetry constraints.

2. I still get the error with your suggested mesh settings.

3. I had my colleague try to mesh the model on his machine and he got the same error.

 

Which version of Fusion360 are you using? I currently have 2.0.1,768 on OSX 10.11.1.

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josef.kucera
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Hi Erickson,

 

we have tried also Apple store version (2.0.1768) and were able to get results just fine. Could you please attach here the design with the study (setup) you are trying to solve? It might be some issue with the study settings?

 

Regards,

Josef


Josef Kucera

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jan.vonasek
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Hi Erick,

 

Mac version 2.0.1870 is now available. Please let us know if issue still remains after update.

 

Thanks,

Jan Vonasek, developer


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ericksonla
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Aha! I updated to the latest version and it works fine now. Thanks everyone.

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josef.kucera
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Glad to hear that it eventually work for you.

 

Regards,

Josef


Josef Kucera

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Anonymous
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HI , I try use this setting , and still get 

 

Static Stress: Error: Brep - GEWiz Read Error

Study 1 - Static Stress: Error: Error returned from Breps_Create

 

when made mesh stage 

is it cost as model too big in size ? it is a over 10M hight

 

but not complex , , just a I beam structure.

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jan.vonasek
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Hi Hendrix,

thanks to report this issue. It should not be related to model size. Can you please share this model and post version and platform you are using? Are you able to solve different models successfully?

You can use my email jan.vonasek at autodesk.com.


Jan Vonasek
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Anonymous
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Hi
 
 
I use newest Mac version . 
my model is import from a DWG file ; a sample one I try still same . have email to you .

why it need made model in the CAD first ? as it need to accurate jointing with other building structure .

 

360 is great to drawing something  on it own , but if need to coordinate with other drawing .

 

I feel it lack of easy to use snapping tools to drawing some thing can accurate jointing with other structure already done by other CAD . 

and no layer made not easy to management .

 

hope 360 can add more snapping tools and  layer management .

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jan.vonasek
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Hi,

it seems model is somehow corrupted after import. I loged defect for this issue.

Thanks again to post this issue,

Jan


Jan Vonasek
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Anonymous
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I find a work around , when export from 360 as a igs file , them import it back , it work now