In ACT, how can I print the material properties and values defined for each body in the Mechanical t

Pernelle Marone-Hitz

In ACT, how can I print the material properties and values defined for each body in the Mechanical tree?

Pernelle Marone-Hitz

The following code can be used:

import materials

bodies = ExtAPI.DataModel.Project.Model.GetChildren(DataModelObjectCategory.Body,True) # create list with all bodies in the Mechanical tree
for body in bodies: #  loop on all bodies in Mechanical Tree
    print(body.Name) #  print body name
    geo_body = body.GetGeoBody() #  get GeoData of this current body
    material = geo_body.Material #  access material class for this geo body
    print(materials.GetListMaterialProperties(material)) #  print material properties defined for this body
    properties = materials.GetMaterialPropertyByName(material,"Elasticity") #  list values for Elasticity property
    print(properties) # print values

Valérie Gelbgras

Actually you can loop directly through the bodies:

import materials
bodies = ExtAPI.DataModel.Project.Model.GetChildren(DataModelObjectCategory.Body,True) # create list with all bodies in the Mechanical tree

for body in bodies: #loop on all bodies in Mechanical Tree
    print(body.Name) # print body name
    current_geo_body=body.GetGeoBody() # get GeoData of this current body
    current_material=current_geo_body.Material # access material class for this geo body
    print(materials.GetListMaterialProperties(current_material)) # print material properties defined for this body
    current_properties=materials.GetMaterialPropertyByName(current_material,"Elasticity") # list values for Elasticity property
    print(current_properties) # print values