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The Save command causes MotionSolve to write out the model data to a MotionSolve XML file. |
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<Save model_file = "valid_file_name.xml" /> |
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model_file |
The name of the MotionSolve XML file to be created. |
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ExampleThe following example demonstrates the use of the Save command to save the model as a MotionSolve XML file after a transient simulation. <Command <Simulate analysis_type = "Transient" end_time = "3." print_interval = "0.01" /> <Save model_file = "save1.xml" /> <Simulate analysis_type = "Transient" end_time = "5." print_interval = "0.01" /> <Save model_file = "save2.xml" /> </Command> |
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The SAVE command causes MotionSolve to write out the model data to a MotionSolve Python file. |
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def SAVE(FILE=""): |
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FILE |
The name of the MotionSolve Python file to be created. |
CommentsSee Save |
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The example below demonstrates a SAVE command being used to save the model after transient simulation. SIMULATE(TYPE="TRANSIENT", END=3, DTOUT=0.01) SAVE(FILE=save1.py) SIMULATE(TYPE="TRANSIENT", END=5, STEPS=0.01) SAVE(FILE=save2.py) |
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