How can I use PyMechanical to import a .k file?

xswpp
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I can import data using ExtAPI.Application.ImportMesh('./drop.k') on Windows, but it doesn't work on Linux. What should I do?

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  • Rajesh Meena
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    @xswpp Do you get any error?

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    @Rajesh Meena said:
    @xswpp Do you get any error?

    In Linux, executing ExtAPI.Application.ImportMesh('./drop.k') does not produce any errors, but no data is imported into PyMechanical.
    ansys-mechanical-core=0.10.8
    ansys-mechanical-env=0.1.4
    ansys-api-mechanical=0.1.1

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    In Windows
    In Linux

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    Sorry, The order of the images above is reversed.

  • Rajesh Meena
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    @xswpp Unfortunately, there is a bug in LS-DYNA converter on linux. It does not work even when we try to import manually.

    I filed a bug (1196503), but I would encourage you to log a support request so that it can be followed up.

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