Introduction to Python Scripting

[@xiahwinds]

it's god damn helpful and clearly demonstrating everything!! thank you~

[@abootorabbaqerzadehchehreh4384]

Thanx for this awesome video. It was really helpful. I'm trying to Export the final geometry of my part from abaqus into any CAD file using a python script but since I'm a beginner I'm having trouble solving it. Can you please tell me what commands should I use and how?

[@anietoable]

Quite useful, thanks a lot!

[@ducdeubro1]

Thank you very much for useful video. Could you pls tell me whether we can use Python to create object with different material properties along the vertical direction like that of functionally graded material ?

[@nizamuddinahmed5366]

Is it possible to use access odb in python IDE using the libraries of simulia without having abaqus cae installed??

[@TECHNIA-PLM]

This is partially possible. There are some libraries which require to be run within Abaqus/CAE (example if you wish to assist in building a model etc) and some libraries which don’t have to be (example if you wish to get Abaqus results for example). But it is difficult answer the question fully without knowing exactly what you need to do. Please let us know in more details for a more precise answer. Thank you, Dr Auday Alrawe

[@mathuuma]

May I get the script file of the example you done here. SimpleFramePython.py?

[@sathishfbook7261]

can u provide python code. thanks

[@NicoSoro]

Thank you for this video! :)

[@keepgoing8520]

Sir i need more videos

[@mariogalindoq]

Sorry but you have misunderstood what a typed language is. Python is not strongly typed, in fact, it is not typed at all. In a typed language, variables and values ​​have types.