Interesting. I'm unfamiliar with how SpaceClaim works, but it's likely that they have their own version of python (probably ironpython) and this means you won't be able to install and import most python modules that make Python great.
Apparently there is a way to install numpy on iron python: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51618405/install-numpy-for-ironpython, however, I'm not sure if SpaceClaim's python has a package manager or a way of installing packages. As for pyansys, it may not also be possible to install it either unless you can build and deploy it on SpaceClaim.
Interesting. I'm unfamiliar with how SpaceClaim works, but it's likely that they have their own version of python (probably ironpython) and this means you won't be able to install and import most python modules that make Python great.
Apparently there is a way to install numpy on iron python: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51618405/install-numpy-for-ironpython, however, I'm not sure if SpaceClaim's python has a package manager or a way of installing packages. As for pyansys, it may not also be possible to install it either unless you can build and deploy it on SpaceClaim.