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Hi,
How to measure volume,area and mass using tcl. In hypermesh by Tools --> mass calc..
I need to change the density to adjust the mass of a component. For that i need the volume of the component.
how to measure that using tcl...
if you need only volume:
*createmark comps 1 $compid
hm_volume comps 1
Thanks for the reply!!
How to get min/max values of nodes,elements,components??
For Max value i found 'hm_entitymaxsolverid comps'
For Min value ??
^.^ altair not provide command for min solverid ???
using hm_entitylist get list of i-IDs then convert to s-IDs
sort s-IDs list then you get minimum value
or : push panel 'renumber' => *createmark entity 1 all => hm_activateitem 'min/max' => hm_getmessage
Thanks for the Reply!!
But, i tried both i did't get the results..
set i 0
*createmark elems 1 allset elemList [hm_getlist elems 1]set elemMin [lindex $elemList $i]puts -nonewline $fileId $elemMin
when i print the 'elemMin' nothing is there
i want to print the mininmum id's of nodes,elements,materials,systems and system collectors in a file...
And one more thing is i tried to deletemodel for importing new file...
I tried
*deletemodel
*deletemodel 1
*answer yes
wen i run this it is asking the user to select yes or no...
Help me on this!!!
hi,
to get elemList selected on mark 1: hm_getmark elems 1 (not 'hm_getlist')
to ignore hm asking 'yes/no':
hm_answernext yes
Thanks for the reply!!!
It worked..
How to measure mass using the tcl?
*createmark elements 1 displayed
for this mark i need to get the mass value....
there is no 'hm_mass elems 1 ' available to get mass
but make it your self
just take volume and multiply by density value in material card
Actually it is available.
set mascalc [hm_getmass elems 1]
Mass = set mas [lindex $mascalc 0]
Volume = set vol [lindex $mascalc 1]
Area = set are [lindex $mascalc 2]
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