Recover deformed mesh
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16 years 1 month ago #2696
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Replied by johannes ackva on topic Re:Recover deformed mesh
of course, yes. Use
IMPR_RESU(FORMAT='MED',
RESU=_F(MAILLAGE=ma and so on
where ma is the name of Your mesh created previously with CREA_MAILLAGE
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IMPR_RESU(FORMAT='MED',
RESU=_F(MAILLAGE=ma and so on
where ma is the name of Your mesh created previously with CREA_MAILLAGE
Regards, Johannes
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16 years 1 month ago #2697
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That's exactly the way I do it. But it doesn't create a separate MED file.
Instead, it creates a file nameresu.med in which there are the initial mesh and the resulsts (displacement field, von mises stress).
If I import nameresu.med in SALOME I can clearly see MeshLin and the MeshDef. But what I wish to do is to have a new file named MeshDef.MED
Maybe I'm not doing something right, I'm using EFICAS to modify the .comm file.
Instead, it creates a file nameresu.med in which there are the initial mesh and the resulsts (displacement field, von mises stress).
If I import nameresu.med in SALOME I can clearly see MeshLin and the MeshDef. But what I wish to do is to have a new file named MeshDef.MED
Maybe I'm not doing something right, I'm using EFICAS to modify the .comm file.
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16 years 1 month ago #2698
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Replied by johannes ackva on topic Re:Recover deformed mesh
You must writ the deformed mesh in another file-number (UNITE) than the number used by your original mesh. So you must complete something like this:
IMPR_RESU(FORMAT='MED', UNITE=21,
RESU=_F(MAILLAGE=ma and so on
where 21 is the new file number.
Moreover file 21 must exist (have been opened) before to write into. (and of course this number must not be engaged be another file). To
open a new file You must create Your .export-file (which contains the list of all files with their units) by the little programm ASTK. This task cannot be done with Salome-Meca, which is too simple.
If You don't know look onto Dok U1.04.00 (ASTK) to understand what ASTK does.
Johannes
IMPR_RESU(FORMAT='MED', UNITE=21,
RESU=_F(MAILLAGE=ma and so on
where 21 is the new file number.
Moreover file 21 must exist (have been opened) before to write into. (and of course this number must not be engaged be another file). To
open a new file You must create Your .export-file (which contains the list of all files with their units) by the little programm ASTK. This task cannot be done with Salome-Meca, which is too simple.
If You don't know look onto Dok U1.04.00 (ASTK) to understand what ASTK does.
Johannes
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16 years 1 month ago #2699
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Thanks it is not that difficult finally, but the doc doesn't help much ...
I appreciate your valuable advises.
I appreciate your valuable advises.
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16 years 1 month ago #2703
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The new .med file does not keep the the initial meshs Color numbers.
I checked the CREA_MAILLAGE documentation but I can't find anything related to the Color Numbers.
Do you have an ideea how to keep the initial Color Numbers in the new created med file ?
I checked the CREA_MAILLAGE documentation but I can't find anything related to the Color Numbers.
Do you have an ideea how to keep the initial Color Numbers in the new created med file ?
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16 years 1 month ago #2713
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Replied by johannes ackva on topic Re:Recover deformed mesh
File-Number: of course the File number is arbitrary but must be unique.
Color Numbers: ich have no experience with color numbers.
But all groups of the original maillage will be kept in the new maillage and imported into Salome. I think this must resolve Your problem completely, does it?
Johannes
Post edited by: johannes ackva, at: 2009/03/20 11:54<br /><br />Post edited by: johannes ackva, at: 2009/03/20 11:55
Color Numbers: ich have no experience with color numbers.
But all groups of the original maillage will be kept in the new maillage and imported into Salome. I think this must resolve Your problem completely, does it?
Johannes
Post edited by: johannes ackva, at: 2009/03/20 11:54<br /><br />Post edited by: johannes ackva, at: 2009/03/20 11:55
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