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#33867 - 03/24/10 07:19 AM Converting neutral files from Autopipe to CAESAR II
most2050 Offline
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Registered: 07/18/09
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I have a problem that needs assistance and I also have a question;
I encounter a problem converting neutral files from Autopipe to CAESARII
I get the error message below (my CAESARII installation, version 5.10.00 Build 070917). Could you please help me to fix this problem?
And my question is; can I rely on converted neutral files from Autopipe to be incorporated to my CAESAR II model?!! Or there are some precautions/concerns I should consider before using these converted neutral files?!. Please, advise.

“Error Signature
AppName;iecho.exe AppVer;5.10.00 ModName;iecho.exe
ModVer; 5.10.00 offset; 00165327”




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#33871 - 03/24/10 07:36 AM Re: Converting neutral files from Autopipe to CAESAR II [Re: most2050]
Richard Ay Offline
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Registered: 12/13/99
Posts: 6226
Loc: Houston, Texas, USA
That error simply means that the module reading the neutral file crashed. This wasn't a problem in 5.10, maybe it's the neutral file (.cii). Can you sent the file in to "techsupport@coade.com" so we can try it here?

As to your question, the answer is "maybe". The ".cii" neutral file can contain all of the necessary data for a complete CAESAR II model. However, we have seen some neutral files, created by some software packages that are a little bit incomplete (missing loads, missing boundary conditions, etc). In these instances, you would have to really verify the CAESAR II model for completeness. However, once you've transferred a few models, you'll know what to look for.
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