Efficient v0.0.2 Wizard updated
11 years 6 months ago #7198
by Claus
Code_Aster release : STA11.4 on OpenSUSE 12.3 64 bits - EDF/Intel version
Replied by Claus on topic Re: Efficient updated to v0.0.4
Great that you're updating, keep it coming 
Im just commenting while I click through it now:
No comments on mesh and analysis type.
Material: You should probably mention which unit system you are using or better yet, let the user choose from a pull-down menu.
Your tool tip for 'Is connected to' could/should be named 'assigned to' and also let the user know how to add several groups to one material - I assume you separate them with a comma?
Boundary conditions:
You could/should keep consistent with the 'is assigned to..' wording instead of Group Name.
For imposed conditions, you will have to do one of two things (or something I haven't thought of right now:)) Since face_impo doesn't support rotations to a face (DRxyz), you should either have a pull-down menu for each type: node, element or face, or add check marks - radio buttons - that can disable conditions along with a description of available conditions for each type.
For a face with face_impo, only Dxyz are available. Or a third option, Im not a Java programmer.
Again, a tool tip on how to add multiple groups.
Loads:
'Assigned to..', how to separate
Force on face can only apply Fxyz, not Mxyz
Which units comply with the assigned unit system? a [mm] or similar would be nice.
Load stepping:
I don't quite understand this right now. I assume it will be useful when you add NLA to the program, but as of right now, how do I assign a linear increasing load? I need two pairs of x,y but is the next pair separated by a comma or other?
which units comply with the assigned unit system? a [Pa] or similar would be nice.
Again, nice work, much appreciated
/C
Im just commenting while I click through it now:
No comments on mesh and analysis type.
Material: You should probably mention which unit system you are using or better yet, let the user choose from a pull-down menu.
Your tool tip for 'Is connected to' could/should be named 'assigned to' and also let the user know how to add several groups to one material - I assume you separate them with a comma?
Boundary conditions:
You could/should keep consistent with the 'is assigned to..' wording instead of Group Name.
For imposed conditions, you will have to do one of two things (or something I haven't thought of right now:)) Since face_impo doesn't support rotations to a face (DRxyz), you should either have a pull-down menu for each type: node, element or face, or add check marks - radio buttons - that can disable conditions along with a description of available conditions for each type.
For a face with face_impo, only Dxyz are available. Or a third option, Im not a Java programmer.
Again, a tool tip on how to add multiple groups.
Loads:
'Assigned to..', how to separate
Force on face can only apply Fxyz, not Mxyz
Which units comply with the assigned unit system? a [mm] or similar would be nice.
Load stepping:
I don't quite understand this right now. I assume it will be useful when you add NLA to the program, but as of right now, how do I assign a linear increasing load? I need two pairs of x,y but is the next pair separated by a comma or other?
which units comply with the assigned unit system? a [Pa] or similar would be nice.
Again, nice work, much appreciated
/C
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