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Having issues importing Solidworks assemblies into Autodesk CFD
I'm at a school where we use Solidworks for most CAD and assembly work while attending, so I am generally decently inexperienced with Autodesk products. However, I have seen many pages mentioning that Solidworks assemblies can directly be imported to CFD, but I have had issues doing that. If anyone has had similar issues that have since been resolved, input would be welcome.
Having issues importing Solidworks assemblies into Autodesk CFD
I'm at a school where we use Solidworks for most CAD and assembly work while attending, so I am generally decently inexperienced with Autodesk products. However, I have seen many pages mentioning that Solidworks assemblies can directly be imported to CFD, but I have had issues doing that. If anyone has had similar issues that have since been resolved, input would be welcome.
As far as I remember I had no issues while using STEP and Parasolid formats, both are easily exported by SW. If not send them to fusion and then maybe even try .FBX for better results.
As far as I remember I had no issues while using STEP and Parasolid formats, both are easily exported by SW. If not send them to fusion and then maybe even try .FBX for better results.
I discovered that my issues were entirely human error, CFD Ultimate failed to create a desktop shortcut so I automatically assumed that the program that did (CFD Viewer) was the correct one for CFD work, which was incorrect. CFD Ultimate was, in fact, the correct one for the job, and I no longer have this issue.
I discovered that my issues were entirely human error, CFD Ultimate failed to create a desktop shortcut so I automatically assumed that the program that did (CFD Viewer) was the correct one for CFD work, which was incorrect. CFD Ultimate was, in fact, the correct one for the job, and I no longer have this issue.
