[esp-r] Re: esp-r Digest, Vol 73, Issue 2

[David Garcia]

I think you should reformulate your question in order to get a quick answer,

Regards,

David Garcia

On Sun, Aug 12, 2012 at 6:19 PM, khairul azizul <budu_goreng at yahoo.com>wrote:

> dear sir,
> i student from UniKL MFI malaysian, i need to know about ESP-r.actually
> what the energy that this program ESP-r want to simulate sir?i need this
> answer...
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>   1.  a note about using DXF file to populate an ESP-r model (Jon Hand)
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> From: Jon Hand <jon at esru.strath.ac.uk>
> Subject: [esp-r]  a note about using DXF file to populate an ESP-r
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> A user had an issue with importing a DXF file (the DXF file was exported
> from
> an existing ESP-r model so it should be directly readable).
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> I was emailed the DXF file.  I worked on a Linux computer with ESP-r. The
> process
> would be the same with OSX or with the Cygwin version of ESP-r running on
> a Window machine.  Native Windows ESP-r should be about the same steps
> except there is no command line to use on Native Windows.
>
> Here is the process:
> a) startup the ESP-r project manager and ask to create a new model. This
> will create
> a folder structure and a few model files.
> b) exit from the project manager and use the operating system to go into
> the
>   cfg folder of the new model and then RESTART prj focused on the model
> *.cfg
>   file that had just been created.
> c) use the option for importing CAD file, say no to running CAD tool and
>   then provide the full path to the DXF file.
> d) the model should display. You can then add in the attribution to this
>   model.
>
> Note: before importing the model to get extra debug information you
> could toggle the reporting from silent to verbose.
>
> DXF files created by CAD tools might not follow the conventions needed
> by ESP-r.  For example, many CAD drawings are 99% block or solid
> entities which ESP-r cannot deal with (yet)
>
> Regards, Jon Hand
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David GARCIA SANCHEZ
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Département Systèmes Énergétiques Environnement
Ecole des Mines de Nantes
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