[GiDlist] node of different elements

GiDList Archive 2013 - 2005
1

I have two groups of nodes related to different elements,
let’s say from 1 to 20 related to plane quadrilateral elements
and from 21 to 30 related to linear beam elements.
How is it possible to write them separately in the bas file?

andrea

Andrea Mordini VCE Holding GmbH
Civil Engineer, Ph.D. Hadikgasse 60
Phone: (+43 1) 897 53 39 1467 A-1140 Vienna - Austria
mordini at vce.at Fax.: (+43 1) 893 86 71
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2

You can define and apply for example some additional condition to the source lines/surfaces to be transferred over nodes on the
mesh,
and then you can made a loop over the nodes of this conditions.

You can also use two layers to separate this entities.

Regards

Enrique Escolano

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I have two groups of nodes related to different elements,
let’s say from 1 to 20 related to plane quadrilateral elements
and from 21 to 30 related to linear beam elements.
How is it possible to write them separately in the bas file?
andrea
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http://www.andreamordini.com http://www.vce.at
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3

In a .bas template you can do it with *set elems() and then doing a loop on these elements,
something like this:

*Set elems(Linear)
*Loop elems
*elemsnum *elemsmat *elemsconec
*End elems

*Set elems(Quadrilateral)
*Loop elems
*elemsnum *elemsmat *elemsconec
*End elems