Hello all,
I have been working on a program that will get the tip deflectionof a wing. This required me to obtain the nodes on the tip of thewing and find their displacement. I originally had thought the mostlogical course of action was to use a Static Linear Analysis, getthe nodes from the mesh, and then use the functionGetDisplacementComponentForAllStepsAtNode to obtain thedisplacement at the nodes. Everything worked great until the codegot to the previously stated function where it would return anerror stating "Study does not have this result type." I tried manythings to get rid of this error including changing the function tosomething else. Finally, I changed the type of Study I used tonon-linear (shot in the dark) and ran my original code. It workedbeautifully. I was wondering what makes theGetDisplacementComponentForAllStepsAtNode function not accessiblein a static study and what makes the function accessible in thenon-linear study?
Regards,
BrendanSolidworksSimulation
I have been working on a program that will get the tip deflectionof a wing. This required me to obtain the nodes on the tip of thewing and find their displacement. I originally had thought the mostlogical course of action was to use a Static Linear Analysis, getthe nodes from the mesh, and then use the functionGetDisplacementComponentForAllStepsAtNode to obtain thedisplacement at the nodes. Everything worked great until the codegot to the previously stated function where it would return anerror stating "Study does not have this result type." I tried manythings to get rid of this error including changing the function tosomething else. Finally, I changed the type of Study I used tonon-linear (shot in the dark) and ran my original code. It workedbeautifully. I was wondering what makes theGetDisplacementComponentForAllStepsAtNode function not accessiblein a static study and what makes the function accessible in thenon-linear study?
Regards,
BrendanSolidworksSimulation
