hi,dears!
Using Python to output the result data can be output with coordinates (x, y) together？similar to the PLAXIS output interface.
thx!
Hi Xiong,With PLAXIS Python scripting, you can get the data or results per node. Then you can combine them in Python.This small code block example shows you how to do this:
output_port = 10001 password = r'YOUR_PASSWORD' from plxscripting.easy import * s_o, g_o = new_server('localhost', output_port, password=password) # set your phase phase = g_o.Phase_6 # collect the data/results per type X_values = g_o.getresults(phase, g_o.ResultTypes.Plate.X, "node") Y_values = g_o.getresults(phase, g_o.ResultTypes.Plate.Y, "node") ux_values = g_o.getresults(phase, g_o.ResultTypes.Plate.Ux, "node") uy_values = g_o.getresults(phase, g_o.ResultTypes.Plate.Uy, "node") utot_values = g_o.getresults(phase, g_o.ResultTypes.Plate.Utot, "node") # make a table: table_rows = [] header = "\t".join(["X", "Y", "u_x", "u_y", "|u|"]) table_rows.append(header) # loop over all data entries for x, y, ux, uy, utot in zip(X_values, Y_values, ux_values, uy_values, utot_values): # change to string representation for display purposes newrow = "\t".join(["{}".format(i) for i in [x, y, ux, uy, utot]]) # add the new row to the table table_rows.append(newrow) # print full table print("\n".join(table_rows))
Kind regards,
Micha