all in the title ... the aim is to have access to mechanical analysis tools from middle to high level from "low" to "high" price
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all in the title ... the aim is to have access to mechanical analysis tools from middle to high level from "low" to "high" price
I didn't know they were having an election.
Sign me up for a half dozen,,,,or,,,,,whatever.
Mark
Don't really vote but speak of... Users can be listened if they continuously list their problems to the developpers.
The aim is only to be able to do physical or mechanical analysis as simpler as possible and to avoid complicate import-export functions.
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Looks to me like they're going to develop something else called SIMULIA
Martin
We need bicycle, cars, trucks... We use Notepad, Framemaker, Word and we can copy and paste, perhaps we could have such middle and high level softwares... with copy and paste!
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Well, Abaqus does pretty well at interoperating using Python. SW knows Python via Cosmic Blobs. SRAC could have had Cosmos/M working in a similar manner. Don't get your hopes up that Abaqus will run inside SW however. Abaqus needs a preprocesser to create the mesh. And it typically needs a pretty decent system to run the solver. Given that most SW users are going to try to analyze everything but the kitchen sink putting Abaqus into SW would leave a lot of people underimpressed.
Microsoft and Dassault Systèmes to Align XML formats
04-14-2005 3D XML to support and extend Microsoft?s XAML formatRedmond, Wash., USA, and Paris, France - April 14, 2005 - Microsoft Corp. and Dassault Systèmes (DS) (Nasdaq: DASTY; Euronext Paris: #13065, DSY.PA) today announced that, as part of their strategic alliance and commitment to jointly delivering value to their customers, they will collaborate to support Microsoft?s Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) format in Dassault Systèmes? 3D Extensible Markup Language (XML) format. XAML is the format for "Avalon," the code name of the next presentation subsystem for the Microsoft® Windows® operating system.
"Avalon" provides the foundation for building applications and high-fidelity experiences, blending together user interfaces, documents and media content while exploiting the full power of users? computers. "Avalon" provides native support for declarative, markup-based programming with XAML, making it simpler to build, customize and enrich Windows-based applications.
3D XML is a universal, lightweight XML-based format that enables users to capture and share live, accurate 3D data quickly and easily. Dassault Systèmes will use the 3D XML format in its entire line of products: CATIA, DELMIA, ENOVIA, SMARTEAM, SolidWorks, and Spatial.Compatibility between 3D XML and XAML will enable users of 3D solutions to view, modify and customize 3D objects in an environment of unmatched openness and take advantage of this 3D experience in any XAML-based application.
"3D XML is a universal, lightweight XML-based format that enables users to capture and share live, accurate 3D data quickly and easily" Material data also exist under xml (matxml). So xml Geometry, xml material behavior, xml boundary conditions, xml loads ... = xml FE
Not a stretch for the imagination really as ABAQUS uses text "input decks" to run analyses. Input decks contain the option cards that describe the mesh, BC's, loads, materials etc. Converting this to some form of XML would IMHO be of questionable value. I'd rather see what Dassault do in terms of pre- and post-processing.
ABAQUS is a VERY different beast if all you've ever done is linear statics analysis. There are s**tloads of options, tweaks and analysis types (they don't send you 14 manuals for nothing...).
Long as I can have a pre-processor as good as I-DEAS (or Hypermesh) inside SW, I'll be a happy man (as well as 1xseat of I-DEAS maintenance better off) :-o
Martin
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