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set list_of_condition_names [list "Point_Weight"]
set parameters [list {"%1d" "element" "id"} {"%13.5e" "property" "Weight"}]
customlib::WriteNodes $list_of_condition_names $parameters

Output

1  7.80000e+000
83 9.60000e+000
108 7.80000e+000
  • customlib::GetNumberOfNodes

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  • list_of_condition_names

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  • ?flags?

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Utility to get the number of nodes of the groups of the conditions specified at list_of_condition_names.

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Writes the coordinates of the nodes of the model.

2D example:

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customlib::WriteCoordinates "%5d %14.5e %14.5e%.0s\n"
Output:
1 6.89301E-002 8.61382E-003
2 7.49755E-002 1.26044E-002
3 7.44487E-002 3.68638E-003


3D example:

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customlib::WriteCoordinates "%5d %14.5e %14.5e %14.5e\n"

Output:
1 6.89301E-002 8.61382E-003 8.61382E-003
2 7.49755E-002 1.26044E-002 1.26044E-002
3 7.44487E-002 3.68638E-003 3.68638E-003


  • customlib::GetMaterials ?state?

This procedure returns a nested dict, where the first key is the name of a material, the second key is the name of the property.
state can be 'used', to return only the used materials, or 'all' to return all the materials.


Example:

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set mat_dict [customlib::GetMaterials used]

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set aluminium [dict get $mat_dict "Aluminium"]

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set density [dict get $aluminium "Density"]


  • customlib::GetMaterials ?state?

This procedure returns a nested dict, where the first key is the name of a material, the second key is the name of the property.
state can be 'used', to return only the used materials, or 'all' to return all the materials.


Example:

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set mat_dict [customlib::GetMaterials used]

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set aluminium [dict get $mat_dict "Aluminium"]

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set density [dict get $aluminium "Density"]


  • customlib::GetNumberOfMaterials ?state?

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state can be 'all' or 'used'.
Utility to print the list of materials, and their properties defined in parameters.


Example:

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set parameters [list {"%4d" "material" "MID"} {"%13.5e" "material" "Density"}]

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customlib::WriteMaterials $parameters used

Output:

1 7.85000e+003
2 2.65000e+003