Managing how results are imported

You can use the check boxes in the Results tab of the Customer Defaults dialog box to set how you want the software to import the following types of results.

For	Selecting the check box	Does the following
Unknown results	Unknown Results	The software attempts to read results it does not recognize. The results are unitless.
ODB zeroth results	Read ODB Zeroth Frame Results	The software attempts to read zeroth frame results in an Abaqus database results (.odb) file.
ANSYS coordinate systems	Filter Out ANSYS Nodal Coordinate Systems	When importing an ANSYS results (.rst) file, the software removes the list of nodal coordinate systems from the Post Processing Navigator.Nodal coordinate systems are usually not needed for post-processing and can be numerous. The Post Processing Navigator still lists any user-defined and ANSYS reserved coordinate systems (CSYS 1–10), in the model. Removing the list of nodal coordinate systems from the Post Processing Navigator minimizes the time required to display the results and reduces clutter in the Post Processing Navigator. The software continues to use the nodal coordinate systems when performing transformations.

Where do I find it?

Command Finder	Customer Defaults
Location in dialog box	Customer Defaults dialog box→Simulation→Pre/Post→Post Processor→Results tab

How do I

Load and unload results

Import results through the Post Processing Navigator

Import solution results

Add companion results data

Specify the solver output file for a solution

Cache post-processing results

Verify results and models are in sync

Learn more

Loading results

Importing results

Associating solver output with a solution

Caching post-processing results

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