Output Blocks
Output block entities are used to define and store solver output requests. Output blocks are shown under the OutputBlock folder within the Model browser.
Output blocks do not have a display state.
Output blocks have an active and export state. The active state of an output block controls the listing of the output block in the Model browser and any of its views. If an output block entity is active, then it is listed in the Model browser and any of its views. If an output block entity is inactive, then it is not listed in the Model browser or any of its views.
The export state of an output block entity controls whether or not that set is exported when the custom export option is utilized. The all export option is not affected by the export state of a output block. The active and export states of output block entities can be controlled using the Entity State browser.
The data names associated with output blocks can be found in the data names section of the HyperMesh Reference Guide.
The following panels can be used to create and edit output blocks:
The supported RADIOSS cards in RADIOSS 100 are listed below. You can quickly create these cards by right-clicking in the Solver browser and selecting Create Cards.
|
|
An output block is a repository for output requests. Output blocks are added to load steps (*STEP) from the Load Steps panel. Output requests organized into the output blocks are written out within the corresponding step definition in the Abaqus input deck. It is recommended that all output requests be defined from the Step Manager in the Abaqus user profile.
All types of output requests in an output block are defined from the card image. The edit button in the panel displays the card image of the currently loaded output block. The entity selector buttons available in the Output Block panel are not useful for Abaqus. They should be ignored. |
Data on LS-DYNA output blocks cannot be edited.
|
Keyword selection for output blocks is supported as GES selection. The appropriate keyword is output when selecting elements for time-history output.
|
Element Property and Material Assignment Rules