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Hi,
Using tcl, I want to find whether any PARAM card is already defined or not, and if found, edit it. Also similary if I want find any Load collectors or load steps already defined (by name), is there any way to do that ?
Thanks.
If you have access to altair script exchange kindly have aa look with param Keyword.Readily available macro would be available similar to your requirement.
See attached screenshot.
Regards
Rahul R
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Hi Rahul,
Sorry but I dont have access to altair script exchange
See attached macro.
The script is used to display PARAM cards activated in the deck before the deck is exporte (compatible with 11.0 version with Radioss bulk profile)
You may get some useful information from attached macro.Requesting tcl experts to comment.
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Hi, Using tcl, I want to find whether any PARAM card is already defined or not, and if found, edit it. Also similary if I want find any Load collectors or load steps already defined (by name), is there any way to do that ? Thanks.
using
hm_entityinfo exist cards PARAM -byname
please try with other entity types
Hi, using hm_entityinfo exist cards PARAM -byname please try with other entity types
Hi tinh,
Thanks it worked.. BTW any command to get total number of load steps defined ? Like If I have 5 loadsetps, i want the count 5.
Hi tinh, Thanks it worked.. BTW any command to get total number of load steps defined ? Like If I have 5 loadsetps, i want the count 5.
using hm_count
please search in help for arguments of this command
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