[GiDlist] limitation problems

[Miguel A. de Riera Pasenau]

Every time a .bat is executed, GiD changes the current
directory to the current working project, and copies
there the 'password.txt' file ( which should be inside the
problemtype Tdyn.gid), so that when the Tdyn.exe is called
from the .bat batch file it finds the password.

If you run the .bat directly, you have to copy this
file by hand. Remember to enter also the rest of the arguments
to the .bat file.

miguel



From: simonelazzara77 at libero.it
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Subject: [GiDlist] limitation problems
Date: Wed, 8 Jan 2003 15:39:21 +0100

I tried to execute Tdyn from a .bat file and there aren't any problem if I
use a coarse mesh, but if I use a finer mesh I can't obtain any result and
I obtain an .err file :Ransol module is limited to 10.000 nodes. Why?
I tried to execute the .bch file directly from Gid and it runs perfectly.
I need to execute Tdyn from .bat file because it is part of an optimization
loop, so how can I do?
Regards
Simone


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[ieea]

Hi,
It should be a good option for the next generation of GID.

Could you tell me what means the v rotation vector

Thank you,

G.W.R.Geis


"Miguel A. de Riera Pasenau" a écrit :

Hi,

what is you idea?
no in a direct way. but, you can get the view parameters through the
'View-View-Save' menu option which writes an ASCII file the
real-world-3D-window limits, the rotation vector, the rotation matrix
and the center of the figure. we can find a way to make it possible and
usable for future versions, including the drawing of some simple 3D objects
from tcl.

miguel

ieea wrote:

Dear All,

Is it possible to obtain the informations about the coordinates of the
vector
corresponding to the direction of observation of an object ?

Thank you for your response.

G.W.R.Geis

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[ieea]

Dear All,

Has somebody a response about how to find the elements (Triangle)
connected to a node ?

Thank you

G.W.R.Geis

[Ramon Ribó]

Hello,

The answer to this question is very simple if you are ready to use
TCL:

foreach "num x y z" [.central.s info Mesh Nodes] {
set nodes($num) [list $x $y $z]
}
foreach "num n1 n2 n3 mat" [.central.s info Mesh Elements Triangle] {
set trielms($num) [list $n1 $n2 $n3 $mat]
lappend trinodeselms($n1) $num
lappend trinodeselms($n2) $num
lappend trinodeselms($n3) $num
}

and trinodeselms will give you all the triangles around one node.

Regards,

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De: gidlist-admin at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
[mailto:gidlist-admin at gatxan.cimne.upc.es]En nombre de ieea
Enviado el: miércoles, 09 de enero de 2002 13:41
Para: GID list
Asunto: [GiDlist] Elements connected to a node


Dear All,

Has somebody a response about how to find the elements (Triangle)
connected to a node ?

Thank you

G.W.R.Geis

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