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~CFSET

 

~CFSET, ALT, LSTEP, SBSTEP, NSEQ

Defines the ANSYS data set and CivilFEM alternative to be read from ANSYS and CivilFEM result files

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ALT

Number of the alternative to be read.

N	N alternative. The other fields of the command are ignored.
FIRST	First alternative of the CivilFEM results file
NEXT	Next existing alternative
PREV	Previous existing alternative
LAST	Last alternative of CivilFEM results file
LIST	List all the existing alternatives in the results file
STATUS	List active alternative

 

LSTEP

Number of the load step to be read.

SBSTEP

Number of the substep to be read.

NSEQ

Sequence number. It is the number with which the alternatives in CivilFEM results file are stored.

 

Notes

- This command automatically executes the ANSYS SET command, allowing a parallel reading of the results file of both programs. If the ANSYS SET command is used, only the reading of .RST results file is allowed and therefore it must not be used if CivilFEM results file access is desired.

 

- If no alternatives have been created yet (no checks with CivilFEM have been made), the alternative number is left blank or 0. For instance, ~CFSET, 0, LSTEP, SBSTEP reads stresses, forces and moments data corresponding to the specified loadstep and substep.

 

- Other samples of application of the command are:

~CFSET, FIRST, LSTEP, SBSTEP

The first alternative of the ANSYS data set indicated in LSTEP and SBSTEP is read.

~CFSET, NEXT, LSTEP, SBSTEP

The next alternative of the ANSYS data set indicated in LSTEP and SBSTEP is read.

~CFSET, PREV, LSTEP, SBSTEP

The previous alternative of the ANSYS data set indicated in LSTEP and SBSTEP is read.

~CFSET, LAST, LSTEP, SBSTEP

The last alternative of the ANSYS data set indicated in LSTEP and SBSTEP is read.

~CFSET, LIST, LSTEP, SBSTEP

All alternatives of the ANSYS data set indicated in LSTEP and SBSTEP is read.

 

- The numbering of alternatives is explained in the ~ALTER command.

 

- If combined results have been loaded (~CMBDAT,2) LSTEP will be used for the number of the combination rule and SBSTEP for the target number.

 

Menu Paths

Main Menu > Civil Postprocessor > Read Results > Read Original Data: First Alt

Main Menu > Civil Postprocessor > Read Results > Read Original Data: Next Alt

Main Menu > Civil Postprocessor > Read Results > Read Original Data: Prev Alt

Main Menu > Civil Postprocessor > Read Results > Read Original Data: Last Alt

Main Menu > Civil Postprocessor > Read Results > Read Original Data: By Alt Num

Main Menu > Civil Postprocessor > Read Results > Read Original Data: By Load Step

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