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Re: Using an Excel file to modify a model setup in Mechanical
Hello @Pernelle Marone-Hitz Thanks for creating this tool.1 -
Re: Change number of significant digits in legend in figure.
Hello @dhl As you already saw changing legend settings for figures is not supported via scripting. But we could copy the contour legend settings from a Result object to a Figure object. This can be d…1 -
Re: Display contour + mesh
Hello @CesarAero, The draw_mesh function is not active as part of the settings API yet. There are three other approaches you can follow to perform this operation The TUI approach you have taken creat…1 -
Re: Load and use surface to create imprint surface
Hello @CesarAero, Both the Pyfluent settings API and the TUI does not possess the information of the imported surfaces before imprinting it in Fluent. The naming convention seems to follow a set rule…1 -
Re: Tabular Data indexing when importing load data from an external file
Hi @Dominique_Cracovia, you need to set the inputs field to contain multiple time values. I've made a slight edit to Erik's script at https://discuss.ansys.com/discussion/comment/6186?tab=a…1 -
Re: Python: Failed to connect to Motor-CAD instance
@PyMotorCAD-Team , @JamesP I got the update from customer. The customer resolved pymotorcad library link error by changing environmental variable as attached picture. Proxy may prevent the user'…1 -
Re: What's the difference between "Tree geometry" and "Geodata" in Mechanical API?
One important thing to understand with geometry in Mechanical : there are two sorts of "geometry" with different sets of IDs: The bodies in the Mechanical tree have their own ID, as objects…1 -
Re: PyAnsys - How to get node deformations/displacements fast?
I tested it with AddDirectionalDeformation() for each loadstep and for me it is fast enough so far… But thanks for the other proposal with DPF! I will keep it in mind in case the models/time steps ge…1 -
Re: PyAnsys - How to get node deformations/displacements fast?
Indeed, PlotData only refers to the current plot, so the time step at which the results are displayed. This is why DPF would be more suited here, as you would be able to extract the values for all th…1 -
Re: How to create a Section Plane via PyMechanical?
Thanks @Pernelle Marone-Hitz for your reply. I will report it in Github.1
