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animate_nodal_solution_set for Stresses, Strains

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Hi,

I currently have a sim with one load step and several substeps. Just curious as to whether I can animate the nodal stresses, strains using the animate_nodal_solution_set function?

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akaszynskicommented, Jul 7, 2022

We might want to consider pulling off the plotting components of pymapdl into a separate library as pyfluent did within pyfluent-visualization.

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germa89commented, Jul 8, 2022

I think that is way to go forward. If we share the data model with pyfluent we might be able to reuse many of their functions. But I guess it is not possible.

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