Yes, this is possible, if you convert your results to the neutral results file format. This is documented in the Patran help, under Basic Functions/File Formats/A.5 PATRAN 2.5 Results Files. In the attached zip file you'll find a pdf of the relevant section. For your application you'll want the node result format. Essentially this has a bit of header data, then for each node you have a line with the node ID, followed by the data for that node. I've attached a sample file with a single column of results data.
Associated with the results file will be a results template file. This basically just tells Patran what label to put on each data set as it's read in - this will be the label that appears in the results form when you want to postprocess. I've attached a sample template file as well.
To test these sample results, import the attached bdf, then import the results.
Importing the results is done from File/Import. Change "Object" to "Results" and "Format" to "PATRAN 2 .nod". It should then prompt you for the template file to use. See image below for reference.
Yes, this is possible, if you convert your results to the neutral results file format. This is documented in the Patran help, under Basic Functions/File Formats/A.5 PATRAN 2.5 Results Files. In the attached zip file you'll find a pdf of the relevant section. For your application you'll want the node result format. Essentially this has a bit of header data, then for each node you have a line with the node ID, followed by the data for that node. I've attached a sample file with a single column of results data.
Associated with the results file will be a results template file. This basically just tells Patran what label to put on each data set as it's read in - this will be the label that appears in the results form when you want to postprocess. I've attached a sample template file as well.
To test these sample results, import the attached bdf, then import the results.
Importing the results is done from File/Import. Change "Object" to "Results" and "Format" to "PATRAN 2 .nod". It should then prompt you for the template file to use. See image below for reference.
