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hi,
(naive question) I would like to write my own feoutput template: is feature possible in python or should i still do it using the (legacy) Tcl language?
Any documentation to suiggest?
Thanks
Paul
Hi, Do you have the template created or do you would like to create it using Python?If you are using a version that supports Python API, you can search for a similar command.
https://help.altair.com/hwdesktop/pythonapi/hypermesh/hm_mod_funcs/model.feoutputwithdata_PI.html You can set the template file path and use it.
Regards,
Arthur
https://community.altair.com/discussion/comment/27806?tab=all#Comment_27806?utm_source=community-search&utm_medium=organic-search&utm_term=feoutput+template
Hi Arthur,
Years ago i made a test using the classical Tcl format (simple test - i'm not really familiar with this language); today i'm wondering if an output FE template could be developped using the Python api (such language is more confortable for me).
In other words, in both cases, i need to dig into the documentations, and i would have a feedback on where it'll be relevant to focus my efforts on.
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