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Ansys Developer Tips & Tricks - Python

Converting Nodal Coordinates Field to Local Coordinate System

james.derrick@ansys.com | 09.30.2022

We cover the steps for converting the Nodal Coordinates Field to Local Coordinate System using PyDPF.

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Ansys Developer Tips & Tricks - Python

How to make peace with argparse

james.derrick@ansys.com | 09.24.2022

A huge part of any Python developer's arsenal is the ability to link your Python program with "other stuff".

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Script Tip Friday: Getting it right the first time for Mould Compensation

Ansys Developer | 09.23.2022

For this week's Script Tip Friday, Fabio Pavia, discusses how you can design for an optimal mould shape in 3 steps using partner tools for composites connected to Ansys Mechanical.

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Ansys Developer Tips & Tricks - Python

Integrating images and plots using a Python Code object (Cpython)

Mark Capellaro | 09.23.2022

Python Code objects in Ansys 2022R2 allow the user to change the engine to Cypthon. This opens the door to using more modern python libraries and modules.

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Find the time-varying center of gravity location of a deforming model

Ansys Developer | 09.16.2022

We cover the steps to find the time-varying center of gravity location of a deforming model using DPF in mechanical.

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How To Plot Spring Force as a Contour Plot Using DPF

ayush.kumar@ansys.com | 09.09.2022

Using the scoping.on_mesh_property operator to extract the COMBIN14 (spring element) mesh, users can extract the MAPDL smisc results for spring forces with the mapdl.smisc operator.

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Reconstructing specific APDL results with DPF

pierre.thieffry@ansys.com | 09.02.2022

SDSG is an element quantity that is the maximum difference between the nodal average value and the elemental nodal value for all nodes of the element (for all components of stress). Here we look at the ability to display SDSG results in Mechanical.

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Filter The Results of a dir Command

pernelle.maronehitz@ansys.com | 08.26.2022

To check all available methods and properties of an object we often use the dir() command. Sometimes it is useful to filter it by keywords, and for this the filter() method can be used.

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Providing Open-Source Access to Ansys Fluent with PyFluent

Ansys Developer | 08.25.2022

When you think of commercial engineering simulation software, you usually think of the software you are familiar with and all the workflows supported within it.

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