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Richard Tourtellotte @ 03:31 PM on 23 Oct, 2008
How do I download a saved skeleton to my computer so I can use it in Abaqus?
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R. Edwin García @ 08:26 PM on 24 Jun, 2009
From the main OOF2 window click on File—>Save—>Skeleton and save it “inside the cloud.” Finally click on the Download button ob the little window that naturally appears (at least when I run it) on the upper-left corner of the OOF app. You should be able to select the skeleton that you saved from the OOF main page.
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