As per title, do you confirm the Tolerance Data Editor window does not get restored when closing and re-opening a zmx file?
I’m not sure if that’s what you mean but if I create a new file, open the TDE, save the file as ZMX or ZOS (I tried both), close file, and reopen the file. The TDE is still there. I also tried closing OS in between and the TDE remains open.
I have OS 2024 R1.00.
Take care,
David
This is exacly the behaviour I would expect.
Unfortunately in my case the TDE window is immediately closed upon file re-opening. See below:
You can find attached a zmx file example which shows the bug on my machine.
The same happens to me with your file in R1.00. We can see that the TDE opens during loading, but then closes when the file finishes loading.
I cleared the TDE but that doesn’t solve the issue.
One thing that kinds of work though is this:
- Close OS
- Delete the session (ZDA) file
- Reopen your file in OS
- Rerun your analyses, open the TDE, and save the file (a new ZDA is created)
When you delete the ZDA you loose all the analyses settings, so I only tested with the default settings of the analyses you had open. Under this condition, it seems to work.
I’m attaching my kind-of-working archive. Try changing the analyses settings and check that the TDE keeps on opening normally if you want to figure out if its related to a particular analysis setting.
Such an odd behavior anyway… I would report it as a bug
Take care,
David
Thank you for your feedback
I think I have figured out what is happening, even though I don’t have an idea about what actually generated the issue in the first place.
The bugged ZDA and the working ZDA are below compared:
The wrong file recalls the TDE with a “PreviousContainerId” keyword, while the working ZDA does not.
Please, you can find attached a minimal example.
Good work on finding this difference. I would just check with ANSYS now. I don’t think any of us on the forum can fix this
Take care,
David
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