Search results for query: *

I'm not sure about your part geometry, but you can have a script to select the nodes by their coordinates, finally add them to a set. leaving the model here may help me to a have better perception about it. Regards, Mohammad Mahdi Shahbazi www.OmranAfzar.com

you may do it by a script as well as a set. Regards, Mohammad Mahdi Shahbazi www.OmranAfzar.com

have you selected the S12 and S22 from the "field output request"? if you have a 2-3D model, you should be able to select them. Regards, Mohammad Mahdi Shahbazi www.OmranAfzar.com

you may see the keys using print region.historyOutputs['U2'].keys() then use an appropriate output. if not exists then you should add it from history output. Regards, Mohammad Mahdi Shahbazi www.OmranAfzar.com

you can define the elements as beam (B32) as well as reference points intersection points in assembly. may be this help Regards, Mohammad Mahdi Shahbazi www.OmranAfzar.com

loki3000, As far as I know, you can't use arguments in execfile('') but there are another ways to do the same: 1) you can use getinput() in your script 2) you can define a function with an input argument in your script Regards, Mohammad Mahdi Shahbazi www.OmranAfzar.com