Simmechanics load solidworks assembly error

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Hi,
I'm trying to open a assembly from solidworks into simmechanics. Everything goes well until I try to open my xml file with the command
mech_import('smTotal.xml').
I always get next error.
Error using PMImport.ModelReader
"XML Read error" while attempting to read file "smTotal.xml".
Error in PMImport.ModelUpdater
Error in PMImport.pmiu_import
Error in mech_import (line 97)
PMImport.pmiu_import(varargin{:});
Does anybody know how I could solve this? or what the problem is?

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Steve Miller
Steve Miller 2016-3-30
I believe you are using the wrong command for importing the XML file.
Try using the command smimport('smTotal.xml') instead of mech_import().
mech_import() is for First Generation technology. It is likely you exported to Second Generation Technology, and should be using the command smimport().
See doc page for Simscape Multibody here: http://www.mathworks.com/help/physmod/sm/ref/smimport.html
(Note that SimMechanics was renamed to Simscape Multibody in R2016a). --Steve
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razieh darini
razieh darini 2018-8-11
thanks for ur hint.I used mech_import yesterday and saw errors that confused me. thanks and thanks!!

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Omar Crypps
Omar Crypps 2016-10-2
Hi, I designed a model of 1 degree of freedom on Solidworks and i followed all the steps to export it to the Simulink of Matlab. However, there is always an error that appears after exporting it on Simlink.
Unfortuntely, I can't add a screen shot here but the error tells me " Constraint is not supported , the constraint has been exported as unknown constraint .

Diego Leonardo Velásquez Gómez
Hello, I have the same problem as Omar Cryps, I've been using the smimport() function but it doesn't work, so please, somebody help me

samet türkay
samet türkay 2019-4-15
eyvallah steve gardaş

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