Create Parts from file input

One option would be to create a python script that parses part_list.txt and then calls the Parts.createRigidBody() and Adams.read_parasolid_file() function.  See the Adams Python Classes Reference, available in the Documentation:

Adams Basic Package > Adams View > Adams Python Interface > Adams python classes reference

Here is an example:

import Adams

file_name = 'part_list.txt'

with open(file_name) as f:
    lines=f.readlines()

part_names = [line.strip() for line in lines[::2]]   #every other line from elem0
paths = [line.strip() for line in lines[1::2]]       #every other line from elem1

m = Adams.getCurrentModel()
for part_name, path in zip(part_names, paths):
    m.Parts.createRigidBody(name=part_name)
    Adams.read_parasolid_file(file_name=path, part_name=part_name)

One question what is command for step file or other cad formats.

I don't know if that exists. But you can always use the

Adams.execute_cmd("file geometry read geometry_type = ..... ")

In addition to using Adams.execute_cmd(), there is also Adams.read_geometry_file(file_name="test.stp", type_of_geometry="stp", part_name="PART_2")

I didn't read close enough...

:-) I just noticed it a few days ago!

this works for different types of geometry format.

this works for different types of geometry format.