Maxwell results deleted on project save. Running Maxwell inside ANSYS Workbench and using the background white space properties update option, Submit to Remote Solve Manager.
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March 17, 2023 at 2:15 pm
FAQ
ParticipantA Maxwell calculation run inside Workbench using the background white space properties option: “Submit to Remote Solve Manager” will delete all Maxwell results files when the project is saved. This is how the software is currently designed to work when using the ANSYS Remote Solve Option (RSM). Only the Design Point/DX output data is retained. If you want to retain the Maxwell results files, change the background white space properties option to: “Run in Foreground”.
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