How can I fill a 'User Defined Variable' with Python?

I run a conventional FE simulation, then I postprocess the .t16 file and calculate the values for a User Defined Var. After that I want to fill the User Defined Var with the calculated values in order to visualize the results.

I did it "manually" by reading the .t19 (ASCII) and replacing the zeroes of the User Defined Var by the values I want to visualize. It works, but I am sure there are a better way to do this with Python and the PyMentat / PyPost modules.

Any idea?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Julio

0 zhong.qin over 3 years ago

User defined variable is usually calculated in user subroutine PLOTV. This is much easier than doing it manually or using python script. Attached please find a sample routine which is used in e2.26 in Marc documentation VOL E.

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0 julio.fernandez over 3 years ago

Thanks for your answer!

Actually, I do not want to calculate anything during the simulation, but in an external code/software when the simulation has been completed. After that, I want to fill these "external" results in a 'User Defined Variable'.

The main problem is that I am not familiar with user subroutines...
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