The part assembly can be saved as a self-contained binary file, which will include
the part assembly based hierarchy and attributes such as components, properties, and
materials.
You can perform all necessary tasks such as geometry updates and meshing in the
distributed HyperMesh binary file. The completed file
can then be imported into the master HyperMesh session
by importing a model.
You can also update by saving representations from a standalone part assembly to the
library, and loading updated representations in the second session.
In the Part Browser, right-click on a part assembly and
select Save As from the context menu.
In the Save As dialog, save the binary in the
representations directory for the current binary file.
In Figure 1, the LeftRail_A_000433_Safety part assembly in the
Frame_Assembly_000495 part assembly is being saved as an HyperMesh binary file.
Tip: Alternatively, you can
select multiple Parts in different assemblies and select Save
As from context menu.
Figure 1.
Because the saved part assembly is self-contained, all HyperMesh entities shown in the Part Browser are saved to the binary file. Opening the saved binary
file in a new HyperMesh session results in the Part Browser view shown in Figure 2. Figure 2.
