*rundesignmethod
Run the design method for a given design point set.
Syntax
*rundesignmethod entity_type id=<value> ?<option1>=<value1>? ?<option2>=<value2>? ... ?<optionN>=<valueN>?
Type
HyperMesh Tcl Modify Command
Description
Run the design method for a given design point set. The design point set should contain a valid design point and design method.
This outputs a new table entity containing the output of the the operation.
Inputs
- appendlogfile=<value>
- The flag to append the Stress Tool log file if the method is run on multiple design point sets or elements.
- entity_type
- Must be set to designpointsets.
- id=<value>
- The ID of the design point set.
- columnLabels=<value>
- The input column label.
- debugInfo=<value>
- 0 - Do not create a table with input argument data
- loadcaselist=<value>
- The IDs of the method loadcases.
- logfileInfo=<value>
- 0 - Do not create a stress tool log file
- tableInfo=<value>
- 0 - Do not overwrite output table (default)
- targetentitymark=<value>
- The ID of the mark of entities on which the method is run. Valid values are 1 and 2.
- targetentitytype=<value>
- The entity type on which the method is run. Valid values are elements and designpointsets.
Example
To run the design method for design point set 2:
*rundesignmethod designpointsets id=2
To run the design method for design point set 2 for the target elements on mark 1:
*rundesignmethod designpointmethods id=2 targetentitytype=elems targetentitymark=1
Errors
if { [ catch {command_name...} ] } {
# Handle error
}
Version History
2019.1
2020.1 - Added new options columnLabels, debugInfo, loadcaselist, logfileInfo, tableInfo, targetentitymark and targetentitytype.
2021.2 - Added new option appendlogfile.