- SolidWorks COSMOSWorks Data Downloads. Users can create and export libraries of 20 materials at a time in SolidWorks/COSMOSWorks material library format (.sldmat) from MatWeb's collection of over 120,000 material data sheets. This example's.sldmat file is available for free at the top of the page.
- Introducing COSMOSWorks ix Introduction The COSMOSWorks Software COSMOSWorks is a design analysis automation application fully integrated with SolidWorks. This software uses the Finite Element Method (FEM) to simulate the working conditions of your designs and predict their behavior. FEM requires the solution of large systems of equations.
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Better Alternatives to Simulation/CosmosWorks?
I've been using CosmosWorks/Simulation off and on for about 6 years now. For simple problems it's pretty good. But for anything a little complicated, it often turns into a struggle.
Is there anyone out there who has used CosmosWorks/Simulation and another product? I always wonder if I'm wasting my time when I could be using another product and get better results. Or any results at all. Complex assemblies often cause crashes. Either at the mesh stage or the solver stage. I could live with much longer simulation times if I had a warm feeling that I could eventually get a solution. But as it is, I always end up having to futz with the model to make it simulate. Sometimes I just give up, because I don't have days/weeks to set up the problem and try to make it work.
Other Annoyances:
* the way Simulation handles materials libraries has ALWAYS been annoying, and in Simulation
2009, they broke things (SP4 is supposed to fix)
* meshing assemblies is often hit or miss. maybe this is common to other products.
* feedback from the solver has always been unacceptable. sometimes you'll start a simulation and it will be a
few minutes before the dialog box with the progress bar opens up. Or the simulation will be mostly
complete, the dialog box disappears, and you wait a few minutes before you can see the results.
Is there anyone out there who has used CosmosWorks/Simulation and another product? I always wonder if I'm wasting my time when I could be using another product and get better results. Or any results at all. Complex assemblies often cause crashes. Either at the mesh stage or the solver stage. I could live with much longer simulation times if I had a warm feeling that I could eventually get a solution. But as it is, I always end up having to futz with the model to make it simulate. Sometimes I just give up, because I don't have days/weeks to set up the problem and try to make it work.
Other Annoyances:
* the way Simulation handles materials libraries has ALWAYS been annoying, and in Simulation
2009, they broke things (SP4 is supposed to fix)
* meshing assemblies is often hit or miss. maybe this is common to other products.
* feedback from the solver has always been unacceptable. sometimes you'll start a simulation and it will be a
few minutes before the dialog box with the progress bar opens up. Or the simulation will be mostly
complete, the dialog box disappears, and you wait a few minutes before you can see the results.