ResultBeam - integration parameters #365
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Hii @jlemeriel, the from RFEM.initModel import Model, ConvertToDlString
from RFEM.enums import MemberResultBeamIntegration
from RFEM.BasicObjects.member import Member
Model(False, 'Demo1')
parameters = {'result_beam_include_all_surfaces': True,
'result_beam_include_all_solids': True,
'result_beam_include_all_members': False, # for custom members set False
'result_beam_include_surfaces': ConvertToDlString(''),
'result_beam_include_solids': ConvertToDlString(''),
'result_beam_include_members': ConvertToDlString('2'), # member number as str eg. '1 2 3'
'result_beam_exclude_surfaces': ConvertToDlString(''),
'result_beam_exclude_solids': ConvertToDlString(''),
'result_beam_exclude_members': ConvertToDlString('1')} # member number as str eg. '1 2 3'
Member.ResultBeam(3, 3,4, result_beam_integrate_stresses_and_forces=MemberResultBeamIntegration.INTEGRATE_FROM_LISTED_OBJECT, params=parameters) Let us know if it works or not. |
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Hii @jlemeriel,
the
integration_parameters
is used for other three types of result beam integration. But you can define include or exclude objects (surfaces, solids, members) with help ofparams
as dictionary. You may check required keys of dictionary for those parameters in below sample code: