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Hi
I'm trying to get the property ID (PSHELL ID) from the manually selected elements and write it to *.txt file. Can anyone suggest a command? I did not find a suitable one in the help.
Matrix Browser seems like a good option for doing this.
The following may help:
https://community.altair.com/community?id=kb_article&sys_id=eec0d22e1b6ad0108017dc61ec4bcb9c
hi there are several ways... pick your concerned elems: *createmarkpanel elems 1 "pick it!" get the elems ids set eids [hm_getmark elems 1] get there pid: foreach eid $eids { set pid [hm_getentityvalue elems $eid component.property.id 0] #maybe pshell id is different, as it is a solver attribute: set psid [hm_getsolverid props $pid] puts "eid=$eid psid=$psid" }
Yes! This would be the scripting approach. I would suggest using hm_getvalue rather than hm_getentityvalue though.
hm_getvalue elem id=$eid dataname=propertyid
https://2022.help.altair.com/2022/hwdesktop/hwd/topics/reference/hm/hm_getvalue.htm
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