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Is it possible to export nodes and conectivities of a mesh in an organized way??

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    • November 5, 2023 at 4:48 pm
      Diego Quexada
      Subscriber

      Hello! I'd like to know if I can use APDL commands in Mechanical to export nodes, connectivities, and named selections as a fixed arrangement of columns. I am using MECHANICAL to mesh and export some models that I use on my own FEM code.I would like to know if I can export the named selections for example as an arrangement of fixed columns, I have used the export tool, but I want to define a specific format to export. 

      Any help will be highly appreciated!

      Thank you!!

    • November 6, 2023 at 11:34 am
      Aniket
      Forum Moderator

      Have you checked Ansys Store Multi Object ExportV1.1 created by Ansys Inc ? you may need to change it a bit to suit your needs, but the extension should work. And it also includes source code.

      -Aniket

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