When opening a complex parameterized design that was created in the older version of AEDT or even HFSS, some objects can not be properly translated. There are a lot of error and warning messages, and the geometry does not look right. How to troubleshoot and fix this problem?
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May 25, 2023 at 7:29 am
Solution
Participantsee attached documentation
Attachments:
1. How to troubleshoot Acis warnings resuling in unclassified objects.pdf
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