Python + Plot + NorSand + η

Dear Glen,

The following syntax should work:

g_o.getsingleresult(g_o.Phase_1, g_o.ResultTypes.Soil.StateParameters[3], 0.5, 0.5)

I guess you need to identify which StateParameters[i] the property "η" corresponds to.

If you cannot find it, please let me know.

Dear Stefanos,

When I apply this command to a model containing only norsand, it works well. However, when I use it on a model with multiple non-norsand materials, it doesn't work anymore. Is there any way to extract norsand variables from a model with multiple material models?

Thank you.

Best regards,

Gian

Dear Gian,

Do you mean the getsingleresult command? This is supposed to show the result on a specific location by coordinate, for example. I am not sure I understand how you get results from other materials that are not at that location.

Can you please elaborate what command you run and maybe paste a screenshot that shows what you mean?

Firstly, I want to mention that I am conducting fully coupled analyses.

I have been attempting to track norsand variables, and in this regard, I have experimented with two commands: getcurveresults (gcres) and getsingleresult (gsre). However, it appears that gcres does not store StateParameters, and gsre is limited to retrieving results from the last step of a phase. Could you please confirm if my understanding is accurate?

Regarding my previous question, I have since verified that the error I was encountering was originated from the step I was attempting to retrieve.

Firstly, I want to mention that I am conducting fully coupled analyses.

I have been attempting to track norsand variables, and in this regard, I have experimented with two commands: getcurveresults (gcres) and getsingleresult (gsre). However, it appears that gcres does not store StateParameters, and gsre is limited to retrieving results from the last step of a phase. Could you please confirm if my understanding is accurate?

Regarding my previous question, I have since verified that the error I was encountering was originated from the step I was attempting to retrieve.

Please allow me to correct this statement, as it is possible to use both getcurveresults command and the getsingleresult to retrieve the data.

For the getcurveresults command to work, you need to select a PostCalc curve point. See this article for more information on  Selecting points for curves . This is also what you can notice when you try to create a curve plot for a state parameter of a UDSM.

Both commands support phase and step objects, as our documentation explains.

You can see examples below. I hope that this helps.