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I signed up but I can't post because of a "Permission Problem", how can I fix this?
So I came here to post a question, but I logged in and now I can't post? I get this error Who do I need to talk to to get this fixed?
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What do you think of the forum? We want to hear from you!
Hello Everyone! The Ansys Developer Forum has been in operation for some time now and we want to hear what you (non-Ansys users) think of it. If you have any feedback on how things could be developed further, areas you think could be improved and how useful the site has otherwise been for you and your company please please…
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New search functionality for the Ansys dev portal
Hello to our forum and portal users! We are very excited to be on the verge of rolling out our new unified search for the Ansys Developer Portal and Forums. This search will bring together the documentation and articles from the dev portal and posts and information on the forum into a new single search. Over time we will…
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Welcome! Please Read Before Posting
Welcome to the Ansys Developer community! If you are using the developer tool packages with Ansys simulation tools then this is your community space. This community has been created to ask questions of your peers, exchange ideas, and converse about developer issues within an Ansys context. Here are some guidelines: Keep…
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USER300 user element compilation setup and example
I am trying to develop a USER300 user element in Ansys 2025R2. While setting up the programming environment required to compile and develop, I've run into an issue where the Fortran compiler hangs indefinitely without providing any feedback or error logs. My initial plan was to successfully compile an existing example…
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Defining imported pressure loads for different time steps
I have several .csv files that define pressure boundary conditions. I would like to use those files in Mechanical to define imported pressure, each file defining the pressure for one specific load step.
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Contact postprocessing in PyDPF
I have a model built in Mechanical and I would like to use PyDPF to postprocess the contact reaction forces and get the same results as in Mechanical.
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How to postprocess a Mechanical model with PyDPF-Core?
I have a model built in Mechanical that has contacts and fixed supports. I would like to perform the post-processing outside of Mechanical using PyDPF-Core and get contact pressure and reaction forces, for specific contact regions or fixed support regions. How can I do that ?
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Are the Pyfluent APIs for prompt and fuel NOx models incomplete?
When trying to enable Prompt Nox using Python API, fluent shows Note saying API is not executed and it is read only. Only for thermal Nox it works fine, for other types it gives same note. Is it because the API work for Nox model is incomplete? Is there any timeline, when we can expect complete python API? Note: Setting…
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Can not evaluate normal strain ( X, Y direction) according to local coordinate system using pyAnsys
I use dpf core to read a rst file which included defined local coordinate system (ID 1205) and generate normal strain in X, Y direction on a specified location (for example (10,20,0)) but it's can not find that local coordinate system. Can any one help me. My code are below: import sys from ansys.dpf import core as dpf…