I want to do soil test in python. I can only find Command in Help, but i can't find the python code.
Dear Jianshu,
We have demonstrated this functionality in one of our webinars, which I think is the best way to learn about the SoilTest and its Scripting functionality.
SIG Workshop: Geotechnical Analysis – Optimizing Undrained Parameters for Undrained Soft SoilsHere is the link to watch this on-demand (scripting is ~36min): gateway.on24.com/.../
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Hello!
After learning the lesson you shared, The differences between variable(q、εyy、excess pore pressure) and its code in python can be observed. I wonder the python code corresponding to its variable(q、εyy、excess pore pressure). or can you teach me where to find that?
Thanks!
Sincerely.
If you mean where to find the available results you can either use the echo command (echo Triaxial.Results) or check the Objects reference (V22 Update 1):
That's exactly what I need! Really really thanks! I hope I didn't bother you too much:)
Awesome! Glad I could help. As long as you have what you need, that's what matters!
Have a nice day!
Now I encounter with another question, I have an error when I want to print the deviatoric stress from soil test, which says AttributeError: Requested attribute 'DeviatoricStress' is not present, my simple code displays below, I am confused because I write almost the same as the lesson shows.
from plxscripting.easy import*s_t, g_t = new_server('localhost', 10001, password='19961217')g_t.Triaxial.CellPressure = 100g_t.calculate(g_t.Triaxial)q = g_t.Triaxial.Results.DeviatoricStressprint(format(q))
that's the result of code "g_t.Triaxial.Results.DeviatoricStress" running on Jupyter QtConsole
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