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Altair Forum User

hi,

I have a set of nodes .I have to find the elements attached to that.

And store it in a variable.

Can anyone tell how to use *findmark for this.

Thanks,

Mahes

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llyle_20499

Hello Mahes,

#put all node Ids in a mark:

*createmark nodes 1 5000 285201 285459 286047 286925 286926 286929 286930 286932

#All elements attached to nodes, saved in Node Mark 1, will be saved in Elements Mark 2:

*findmark nodes 1 257 1 elements 0 2

#to set it in a variable

set elementIDS [hm_getmark elements 2]

puts $elementIDS

Please refer *findmark documentation for more details :http://www.altairhyperworks.com/hwhelp/Altair/2017/help/hm_ref_guide/topics/reference/hm/_findmark.htm

Altair Forum User

hi livillyle,

Thanks ....

tinh

Hi,

another way is to use *createmark directly, like this:

eval *createmark elems 1 {'by node'} 5000 285201 285459 286047 286925 286926 286929 286930 286932

set ElemList [hm_getmark elems 1]

#puts $ElemList

Altair Forum User

Hi,

Thanks Super tinh.

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