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HFSS15: Importing 3D Model Files
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You can read 3D model files directly into the active 3D Modeler window:
Note | If you import a file into an active 3D Modeler window that contains an existing model, the file will be added to the existing model; it will not replace it. |
To import a 3D model file:
1. Click Modeler>Import.
The Import File dialog box appears.
2. Select the file type you want from the Files of type pull-down list.
3. Select any import options available for the selected file type.
• Some file types permit you to specify Validation and Healing options. In these cases, you can choose between Quick for faster import, or for Strict healing, which you can specify as Auto or Manual. See the table below and Healing an Imported Object.
• For ProE files, you can choose check to enable the Import Free Surfaces option. This imports such surfaces as well as parts.
• For Nastran and STL files, you can set the Model Resolution Length in Model Units, or accept the auto setting.
• For STEP and IEGS files, you can specify a Stitch tolerance and units. The default value (auto) comes from the Healing dialog Options tab with Manual Healing selected.
4. Use the file browser to find the file you want to import.
5. Select the 3D model file you want to import or enter the name of the file in the File Name box.
6. Click Open.
The file is imported into the active Modeler window.
If you selected Validation and Healing options Strict with the Manual option selected for the import, then the Healing Options dialog box opens, allowing you to set parameters for the heal operation.
For tips on dealing with very complex models, see Technical Notes: Handling Complicated Models.
Note | While objects created in HFSS or HFSS-IE can always be classed in the history tree as either a solid, sheet, or wire some imported objects may have mixture of these. HFSS or HFSS-IE places such objects in an Unclassified folder in the history tree. |
Extension | Contents |
.sat | ACIS 22 geometry solid model files.1 |
.sm3 | Ansoft 3D modeler files up to ACIS 22.1 |
.sm2 | Ansoft 2D modeler files |
.sld | Ansoft legacy 3D model files |
.anstGeom | Ansoft Geometry File supporting UDMs and CAD integration with the Workbench. |
.dxf, .dwg .tech | AutoCAD Drawing Interchange Format files from version 2.5 through 2009. The .tech file is an ASCII file that contains layer names, units, color, elevation, thickness, and material information in a tab delimited format. See Importing DXF and DWG Format Files. |
.model, .CATPart .CATProduct | Catia R4/R5 models.1 .model - CATIA 4.1.9 to 4.2.4 .CATPart, .CATProduct - CATIA V5 R2 through R22, (Windows only) |
.gds | GDSII files. |
.iges, .igs | Industry standard Initial Graphics Exchange Specification (IGES) files versions up to 5.3.1 |
.nas | NASTRAN format files.2 |
.x_t, .x_b | Parasolid Files 10-24.0.133.1 |
.prt*, .asm* | Pro/E model files. For ProE models, the import dialog lets enable Import Free Surfaces, which will include such surfaces as well as parts. .Pro/E 16 to Wildfire 5.0, Creo 1.0 |
.sab | Standard ACIS binary. |
.step, .stp | Industry standard AP203 STEP files and AP214 (geometry only).1 |
.stl | Stereolithography format files.2 |
.prt | Unigraphics file 11 to 18, NX to NX8.1 |
1. Automatic or Manual Healing available if desired. See Healing an Imported Object. 2. Defeaturing based on Model Resolution Length. Select Auto, None, or enter a numeric value directly in the entry box. | |
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