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How to map the pressure to element with .CSV file? The csv.file conclude element ID and element pressure.
Hello,
wHyperMesh proposes a feature called Field, which allows to map a csv i<wth x y z pressure value to a mesh:
Then if your mesh in HyperMesh has the same numbering than in your csv, I would suggest that you use tcl automation. I would see three steps here:
- read csv data
- interactively create a pressure in your solver of interest to retrieve relevant tcl commands in command.tcl
- adjust the coommands above and loop over each element for creating the pressure
We are planning to release a dedicated e-learning about tcl automation in a few weeks. In the meantime, you can review the playlist below if you want to get familiar with tcl automation:
Simplifying command file instructions - YouTube
Hope this helps,
Michael
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