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Hello,
I was wondering if it is possible the simulation on ProMan by script. I want to run the simulation maybe 1000 times. is there anyway you can help me to do it more efficient. Is it possible I run the software by code and same data each time ?
ProMan can be started with additional arguments passed in the command line in order to load and execute existing projects automatically. The first required parameter, which has to be passed to the command line is the path and the name of the ProMan project file to be loaded. Afterwards the prediction mode has to be specified.
Please have a look for further details in the WinProp user manual.
The alternative way would be using WinProp via API which is also included in the installation, e.g. under C:\Program Files\Altair\2019_2\feko\api\winprop.
Please have a look in the corresponding WinProp API documentation.
Dear zad,
Have you already solve this problem??
I have same problems as well....
Its need step by step lecture to me....
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