When will ANSYS Workbench support SolidWorks 2005 ?
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Informal testing and feedback from customers indicate that SW2005 works well with Ansys Workbench 8.1 and 9.0 with exceptions noted below: Surface models previously imported and saved in a DSDB will lose associativity when updated from SW2005. Solid components are OK and surface models newly imported are OK. - To reiterate and ensure that we are not over-stating the surface issue for those looking to migrate to SW2005: - Associativity will be broken for those databases that include surface models. - Relinking loads based on this geometry can be time-consuming. However, once relinked, the association will be persistent within the SW2005 environment. - Ideally this SHOULD NOT happen between CAD releases. Experience shows that it has happened on various CAD systems through the releases. - This issue is caused by to a change in the way SW2005 handles associativity data for surface models created in previous SW versions. |
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