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Write a file with model information

idacing

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Hi,


I want to write a file with information about model. For example,coordinate of some points, center of gravity, weigth, inertia tensor and more. The model is an assembly, and I want to write all information that each part. It's posible?.


Thank you


Idacing
 
Relations andparameters are answers for these kind of informations (as I think so
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Best regards
 
Hi,


If you had used start part with all the above information captured in the form of relation and parameters, It would have been very convinient for you.if you have not done that then you will have to create the parameters and relations individually in each of the parts.


Regards,


Deepak Bhat
 
My problem is write a file with information that I can't input. In my model, I putpoints in, i.e. intersection point of two axis, end of edge, intersection between one plane and axisand I want write a file with coordinate of this points. I save the model in igs format, but is very difficult find the information.


Thank you.


Idacing
 
For points you can create a hole-table (in a drawing). Pick "Datum point" and your coord-system. Save the table. Done :)


//Peter
Edited by: proe_peter
 
Than you for your reply. But I want to make a "program or post-processor or report"that write a file, i.e.,with the following format (remembre that my model is an assembly):


.....


.....


POINTS COORDINATES (XYZ) OF XXX MODEL


COORDINATE X END BEAM 1 = 'coordinate x pnt0' MM


COORDINATEY END BEAM2 = 'coordinatey pnt10' MM


MASS PROPERTY OF XXX MODEL


MASS BEAM 1 = 'pro_mp_mass(beam1)' KG


MASS BEAM2 = 'pro_mp_mass(beam2)' KG


COORDINATE X CENTER OF GRAVITYOF ASSEMBLY= 'pro_mp_cogx' MM


......


......


in redarevalue that I need from proe. In black isaprotocol that I need for a file.


Than you


idacing
 

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