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Geometr圜omponent.SendCommand(Command=jscript) Geometr圜omponent = geomSystem.GetContainer(ComponentName="Geometry") This can be done by using these Python commands: The answer relies on the Workbench ability to "inject" commands in the Systems in the Project Schematic.

But how could we use these two languages to generate the plane wing ? ANSYS Workbench uses Python as script language, whereas Ansys Design Modeler uses JScript. In general, most of the ANSYS tools are "scriptable".

Use this same Python script to "inject" the JScript file on a previously created Design Modeller system on Ansys Workbench.Īll you have to do is create a Design Modeller in the Workbench Project Schematic, as below:.

Generate the solid from the profiles by using the Skin tool.

Generate the wing profiles, using the NACA algorithm, one for each plane created.

Generate one or more planes, distant from each other in the Z direction.Use a Python script to generate an in-memory JScript file with the commands to construct the wing. The JScript is responsible for:.(but it should also work without significant changes on the prior versions). This article presents a procedure to generate a plane wing using Ansys Design Modeller 15.0 and Ansys Workbench 15.0.