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Add a part to the part library
Posted 8 févr. 2017, 19:48 UTC−5 Geometry Version 5.2a 1 Reply
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Hello,
Is it possible to add your own parts to the comsol part library? I want to create a part in one model, and then use it in other models without using that first model as a template. I see that I can export the part as an .mphbin, and I know I can import that in other models, but the import node is not nearly as useful as a part with all the geometry sub-nodes defined.
Thanks,
Jayse Langdon
Is it possible to add your own parts to the comsol part library? I want to create a part in one model, and then use it in other models without using that first model as a template. I see that I can export the part as an .mphbin, and I know I can import that in other models, but the import node is not nearly as useful as a part with all the geometry sub-nodes defined.
Thanks,
Jayse Langdon
1 Reply Last Post 9 févr. 2017, 02:39 UTC−5
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8 years ago
Hi,
A part is contained in an .mph file.
You create a part under Global Definitions -> Geometry Parts and then just save the file..
Open one of the parts shipped with the product (you will find it in a location like C:\Program Files\COMSOL\COMSOL52a\Multiphysics\parts\COMSOL_Multiphysics\Examples ) to see how a part is structured.
Regards,
Henrik
A part is contained in an .mph file.
You create a part under Global Definitions -> Geometry Parts and then just save the file..
Open one of the parts shipped with the product (you will find it in a location like C:\Program Files\COMSOL\COMSOL52a\Multiphysics\parts\COMSOL_Multiphysics\Examples ) to see how a part is structured.
Regards,
Henrik