Hi,
After following the forum links' advice, I replaced the
result_field_u = db_u.getNodalResult('Displacement', match=MpcOdb.Contains)
with:
result_field_u = db_u.getNodalResult('Displacement', match=3)
Upon doing so, the error message pictured in the previous post persisted.
This also ...
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- Wed Nov 10, 2021 12:15 pm
- Forum: Post Processor
- Topic: Extracting node/element presence in model from *.mpco databases
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- Tue Nov 09, 2021 10:49 am
- Forum: Post Processor
- Topic: Extracting node/element presence in model from *.mpco databases
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Re: Extracting node/element presence in model from *.mpco databases
The above answer was very helpful, however, since updating to STKO 2.0.4 from 2.0.3 the Python Post-processing script I made using the above advice has stopped working.
After updating to STKO 2.0.4 I attempted to run a script using the above method (which worked previously in version 2.0.3) to ...
After updating to STKO 2.0.4 I attempted to run a script using the above method (which worked previously in version 2.0.3) to ...
- Thu Aug 05, 2021 4:15 pm
- Forum: Post Processor
- Topic: Extracting node/element presence in model from *.mpco databases
- Replies: 5
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Extracting node/element presence in model from *.mpco databases
Hi all,
I am performing a progressive collapse analysis with a linear timeSeries in OpenSees using an external Tcl Script, and then loading mpco databases into the Post Processor. I want to compare two simulation models (one with damage and one without) that are otherwise identical.
In the ...
I am performing a progressive collapse analysis with a linear timeSeries in OpenSees using an external Tcl Script, and then loading mpco databases into the Post Processor. I want to compare two simulation models (one with damage and one without) that are otherwise identical.
In the ...