The trick was using the correct launcher log commands to manually enable 'SMP'. I tried to use the /PSCONTROL (/PSCONTROL,ON) apdl command in the hope of getting the issue solved but this didn´t work as well.ĭoes anyone of you has an idea how to solve this issue? HinnThe D command is used for that (see help manual for more info).nnE.g., D,ALL,UY,0.01 applies a Y-displacement of 0.01 to all selected nodes.nnAll the bestnnErikn. END - send a message when the job runs to completion. Element, contact, material behavior, types of loading, and reading or. Once compiled and/or linked into the Mechanical APDL executable, these User Programmable Features (UPFs), will be available when needed. BEGIN - send a message when the job starts. The open architecture of Mechanical APDL allows you to write your own subroutines in the C, C++, or Fortran programming languages.

However, if I run the script from python, it does not! SBATCH -time1:00:00 SBATCH -mail-user Specify the types of job status messages you would like to receive.

Now, the clue is, if I run the script from Ansys Classic directly via import file, it all works fine. Now, I´ve already read in some discussions that setting the product launcher to 'Use Shared-Memory Parallel (SMP)' and I did that. The label STRAIN_E is of course the varibale I declared to be stored with SENE. Item SENE has not been stored in the database. *** WARNING *** CP = 4.399 TIME= 17:27:16 To address the initial issue, one can easily define a path in APDL using the following commands: PATH,Well,2,5,50 Define path named Well with 2 points PPATH,1,0.

When calling the script from python the strain energy, I want to get with sene, is not callable and this error occurs in the file.err: This input file is a apdl command script. Just create seven files with one value of the first variable for each file.

For example the first variable needs 7 values.

If you are using APDL then you could create an input file for each day an start it each time you dont need your computer. I am calling Ansys MAPDL.exe with an input file from Python. I looked at your apdl lines and it appears that you need somehow to indicate which step is called before the command get,e1,node,2,u,x Remember that your displacement depends on the time instant. the only command I know, is /wait,seconds but this only works for a maximum of 59 seconds.

Ansys apdl wait command