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rquey
Dec 6, 2024
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There is no direct way (in Neper or FEPX) at the moment. However, with Neper, you can do it by creating a position file with the position of points along the line segment, loading that position file in -M and extracting the element to which each point belongs:
To work on a deformed mesh, you can use Then, from the point positions and the elemental values (of the elastic strain), you can easily generate the profile. |
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There is no direct way (in Neper or FEPX) at the moment.
However, with Neper, you can do it by creating a position file with the position of points along the line segment, loading that position file in -M and extracting the element to which each point belongs:
To work on a deformed mesh, you can use
-transform "node(<file_name>)"
.Then, from the point positions and the elemental values (of the elastic strain), you can easily generate the profile.