The 3DEXPERIENCE Utility adapter allows you to do the following when the adapter runs:
- Prior to running the batch utility, map a process parameter to a knowledgeware
parameter referring to an attribute of a 3DEXPERIENCE object. For example, map a process parameter to a knowledgeware parameter
that refers to a dimension of a part.
- Run a batch utility. In most cases, the batch utility will operate on a selected
object in the workflow, such as a simulation of the part.
- After running the batch utility, map a knowledge parameter referring to an
output back into a process parameter. For example, map a knowledge parameter
that refers to a sensor specifying the peak displacement of a part back to a
process parameter.
The following batch utilities are available:
- Export in V5 format
- Export objects from the selected object in V5-format files, typically parts
(.CATPart) and products
(.CATProduct).
- Export to 3DXML
- Export objects from the selected object to 3DXML files.
- Export External Simulation Representation
- Export an object stored as an external simulation representation that was
generated outside the 3DEXPERIENCE platform to an XML file. For example, export an external simulation
representation of a Nastran simulation.
- Import an External Simulation Representation
- Import an object into an external simulation representation from an XML file
that was generated outside the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.
- Generic Batch
- Run a specified batch utility by passing the name of the file and its
arguments.
- Import from a 3DXML file
- Import a simulation from a 3DXML file.
- Setup Physics Results Specifications
- Update the result plots, sensors, and history data contained in a physics
simulation object. You can also create or update lightweight visualization
data in a physics simulation object, which can be viewed in Physics
Simulation Review or 3DPlay.
- Duplicate object
- Create a duplication of a simulation object. The simulation object and
product referenced by the simulation is duplicated, but not the material.
You can also use parameter values to prefix the string, for example:
${Run_Number}.
- Export simulation to input file
- Export a selected physics simulation object to an ASCII input file that can
be read by another application; for example, to an Abaqus input file
(.inp) or a Nastran input file
(.nas).
- Execute simulation
- Run a selected simulation and generate results.
- Import simulation results
- Import the results of a simulation from a file into a selected physics
simulation, such as from an Abaqus output database
(.odb).
- Save simulation results
- Save the results of a simulation (reports and/or field and history plots)
into files.
- System experiment batch
- Run a system experiment simulation and generate results.