@@Feaforall No, thank you, Cyprien! I'm working for a startup and for now we have the special ANSYS "Startup license" (much cheaper), but it is running out in one year. And knowing the full price, it looks like that I need to start learning Salome_Meca already: there is no way we can afford it. You have very useful tutorials.
4 года назад
Amazing tutorial. Thank you. I cannot assimilate this ubuntu's interface indeed. I have tried, but I think KDE is more suitable for me.
Thank you very much for the videos! Awesome work! A question, does yacs support the native versions of packages, the ones contained in salome meca / code_aster or the packages installed outside salome meca/code aster?
Hi, Thank you so much for such a brilliant video, I have a question , you have shown how you can create a new salome geometry from yacs, Box1 or box2 , could you overwrite the existing one and not have a new geometry produced everytime? any quick functions to use? basit
hmm.. is it possible to export multi body STL or better STEP files from Salome? if so what would be downsides using this program similar to grasshopper in rhino?
hi cyprien! was waiting for this video, and i haven't had the time to watch it until now, great video cyprien, thanks a lot! I have some questions: 1. if we would like to create a txt file that saves the parameters that we want, we should create another node with a python script that creates a file printing the different parameters, no? 2. Salome now supports python3, i am right no? 3. the outputs of a node, for example, the different things created in the cad part, that are then given as input in the meshing node, in the video you didn't select any values for them (for example body_1) you didn't select anything because Salome takes it from the py script inside as they are defined with the same name? 4. if we want to create an input that is a list, for example, a,b,t (as you create them) and another input that is parallelepiped or cylinder (we can choose one or another), so if we choose the first the cad would create a parallelepiped of axbxt and if we choose cylinder a cylinder of a of height and t of radius, I can see how to do the cad part (with a conditional if variable equals to parall... do this if variable equals to cylind... do this, etc) but can we add a "list output" something like a drop-down menu, so we can choose one or another? thanks a lot for your videos :D
@@Feaforall thanks! would it be possible to show in the next video how to add the "dropdown-like" imput? and another question is there any way to show a progression bar of the complete process? thanks :)
Thanks!
Thank you for that Stas!
@@Feaforall No, thank you, Cyprien! I'm working for a startup and for now we have the special ANSYS "Startup license" (much cheaper), but it is running out in one year. And knowing the full price, it looks like that I need to start learning Salome_Meca already: there is no way we can afford it.
You have very useful tutorials.
Amazing tutorial. Thank you. I cannot assimilate this ubuntu's interface indeed. I have tried, but I think KDE is more suitable for me.
Thank you very much for the videos! Awesome work! A question, does yacs support the native versions of packages, the ones contained in salome meca / code_aster or the packages installed outside salome meca/code aster?
It supports anything that you can run with python, which means even external executables if you use subprocess to run them through python.
@@Feaforall Thank you for the swift response! Also are the variables exportable in openturns?
Sure
Hi, Thank you so much for such a brilliant video, I have a question , you have shown how you can create a new salome geometry from yacs, Box1 or box2 , could you overwrite the existing one and not have a new geometry produced everytime? any quick functions to use?
basit
Thank you for share...As you mentioned that did not tested on windows, for me worked pretty good, but in Virtual Box ran very slow!
Try to give more ram to your virtual box, that might help (depends how much ram you have available obviously)
Thank u! Fantastic tutorial.
hmm.. is it possible to export multi body STL or better STEP files from Salome? if so what would be downsides using this program similar to grasshopper in rhino?
hi cyprien!
was waiting for this video, and i haven't had the time to watch it until now, great video cyprien, thanks a lot! I have some questions:
1. if we would like to create a txt file that saves the parameters that we want, we should create another node with a python script that creates a file printing the different parameters, no?
2. Salome now supports python3, i am right no?
3. the outputs of a node, for example, the different things created in the cad part, that are then given as input in the meshing node, in the video you didn't select any values for them (for example body_1) you didn't select anything because Salome takes it from the py script inside as they are defined with the same name?
4. if we want to create an input that is a list, for example, a,b,t (as you create them) and another input that is parallelepiped or cylinder (we can choose one or another), so if we choose the first the cad would create a parallelepiped of axbxt and if we choose cylinder a cylinder of a of height and t of radius, I can see how to do the cad part (with a conditional if variable equals to parall... do this if variable equals to cylind... do this, etc) but can we add a "list output" something like a drop-down menu, so we can choose one or another?
thanks a lot for your videos :D
You are all right Franco!
@@Feaforall thanks! would it be possible to show in the next video how to add the "dropdown-like" imput? and another question is there any way to show a progression bar of the complete process? thanks :)
YACS are free?
Yes, of course, it’s in Salome