deviatoric stress 1

[Abaqus_2018]

Hi
I am going to extract hydrostatic and deviatoric (octahedral) stress from .Odb Abaqus file. I add a Pyton Script code to my .py file and run it, but I got this error "IndentationError: unexpected indent". Can anyone help me to fix it?
Pyton Script is:

from abaqusConstants import *
from odbAccess import *

# ******************************************************************************
# Modify the next variables accordingly:
odbPath = "Z:\ABAQUS\mySimulation" # path to output database
k = 0.5 # constant in 'Osteogenic Index'
# ******************************************************************************

odb = session.openOdb(name=odbPath,readOnly=FALSE)
allSteps = session.odbData[odbPath].steps.keys()
for i in range(len(allSteps)):
step = odb.steps[allSteps]
allFrames = session.odbData[odbPath].steps[allSteps].frames.keys()
for j in range(len(allFrames)):
frame = step.frames[j]
octahedral = (sqrt(2)/3) * frame.fieldOutputs['MISESONLY']
hydrostatic = frame.fieldOutputs['PRESSONLY']
OImaxmin = octahedral - k * hydrostatic
newField = frame.FieldOutput(name='OImaxmin', description='Osteogenic Index', field=OImaxmin)
print 'stepName = ', allSteps, ' frameNumber = ', allFrames[j]
odb.save()
odb.close()

 

[StefCon]

Hi,
The lines in the loops needs indenting. Either by tab or 4 spaces.

Edit: I did the indentation and posted the code in text. Seems like it removed the indents in the posted text.

See attached. I didn't run the code myself but you get the idea. Hope it works.

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[Abaqus_2018]

Thank you so much for your help.
I have another problem, I know that .rpy (replay file) creates when Abaqus starts up in working directory, but for some reason, I cannot find it anywhere. I have .odb file in working directory but not .rpy!!! do you know why it happens or how can I access it?

 

[IceBreakerSours]

It is probably in your home directory.

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