Axial forces in geogrid

Question

Is it possible in Plaxis 2d to have all the maximum axial load in geogrid displayed at once in a table, rather than having to check it at the bottom only one by one? 
 if, yes how is it done, please.

Stefanos Papavasileiou · Answer

Dear Даниил, 
 I tried to run the ResultTypes in the Output command line and I noticed that I got the response: 
 ResultTypes.Geo G rid.Nx2D 
 If you noticed there is a second capital G in the Geo G rid. It appears that our API expects the word as GeoGrid and not Geogrid. As you know Python is case-sensitive and does not allow this typo. 
 Please try again using the following: 
 results = g_o.getresults(geogrid, g_o.Phases[-1], g_o.ResultTypes.GeoGrid.Nx2D, "node")

Stefanos Papavasileiou · Answer

Dear Emmannuel, 
 With PLAXIS Output you have the option to view the results for a single or multiple structural elements of the same type. For instance, with geogrids, you can select one or all your geogrids with the selection tool from the toolbar. 
 The results at the bottom of the plot focus on what is displayed in the plot. If you are visualising one geogrid then the min and max will be representing that specific geogrid. 
 The only way to collect all the max values is to use a simple Python script as the one below: 
 for geogrid in g_o.Geogrids: print( geogrid .Name) results = g_o.getresults( geogrid , g_o.Phases[-1], g_o.ResultTypes.Geogrid. Nx2D , "node") print(max(results))

Stefanos Papavasileiou · Answer

Dear Emmanuel, 
 I have already provided the answer to your question above. 
 I would recommend you checking the following: 
 
 https://communities.bentley.com/products/geotech-analysis/w/plaxis-soilvision-wiki/46005/using-plaxis-remote-scripting-with-the-python-wrapper 
 https://communities.bentley.com/products/geotech-analysis/w/plaxis-soilvision-wiki/45447/scripting-reference-and-how-to-use-it

Stefanos Papavasileiou · Answer

Great! 
 This one is a bug actually as it should have been as you expected. We will try to fix it in our upcoming release. 
 In any case, the best way to know is to run it in the PLAXIS command line and see how the program responds. Typically you can also check under Help > Command reference > Output Object Reference.

Axial forces in geogrid

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