Closed YuDe95 closed 5 months ago
I know an open-source project is used to read XDB files, is it helpful for writing XDB formats? website :https://ferespost.eu/
I've seen the project. Adding XDB support isn't a priority. If someone wants to do it, that's fine, but I don't see any advantages over OP2. It's just a bit different, but very similar.
Why do you have an interest in it?
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I want to do some work of read/write result data to an xdb file? According to your description, op2 has the same ability as xdb
XDB is not supported, so yeah OP2 would be the way to go.
Just as an FYI, XDB is no longer supported by MSC Nastran, while OP2 is. Don't know about Siemens, but it's a good enough reason for me to never add it.
I don’t have it. I was reverse engineering it.
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