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  1. Krischu

    compiling a script? protecting it by password?

    I'm looking for a way to turn a python script into some kind of compiled program such that it can only be used by someone who knows an access password and also to hide the sources against competitors, for example, or other prying eyes. Is it possible? Maybe I turn the script into a C-Program or...
  2. Krischu

    python scripting accessing a Datum in a feature

    No idea? Anyone having a starting point for me? Thnx, Christoph
  3. Krischu

    python scripting accessing a Datum in a feature

    Yes, that's exactly what I'm looking for. I would like the axis ('myaxis' which is also the normal) to get highlighted (red for instance) too. At the moment I see three little arrows in seemingly arbitrary points in the plane 'MYSURF'. These arrows also seem to disappear when a certain zoomlevel...
  4. Krischu

    python scripting accessing a Datum in a feature

    Something got garbled in my post: Wanted to say ..gets highlightet when applying the load. And the first code box should lokk like: k=inst['mybolt-1'].__members__ >>> print k ['analysisType', 'cells', 'datums', 'dependent', 'edges', 'elemEdges', 'elemFaces', 'elementEdges', 'elementFaces'...
  5. Krischu

    python scripting accessing a Datum in a feature

    Thanks, I was already at that id while poking around when I did: mdb.models['Model-1'].rootAssembly.instances['mybolt-1'] k=inst['mybolt-1'].__members__ >>> print k ['analysisType', 'cells', 'datums', 'dependent', 'edges', 'elemEdges', 'elemFaces', 'elementEdges', 'elementFaces', 'elements'...
  6. Krischu

    python scripting accessing a Datum in a feature

    I'm trying to write a script that applies a load to a surface to a couple of instances. This is the script: from abaqus import * from abaqusConstants import * import displayGroupMdbToolset as dgm import part import material import assembly from abaqus import getInput def...

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