Apply Fixed support to named selection in VS jupyter notebook environment #1452
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Help me to write pymechanical code to Apply fixed support boundary condition to pre existing named selection surface in ansys mechanical modal analysis. Code should compatible with VS jupyter notebook |
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You can definitely do this with PyMechanical, and there are already good examples you can refer to. A good starting point is the official PyMechanical examples page: Look for examples related to boundary conditions or named selections. Since you’re new to coding, an easy and very practical approach is to use Record Scripting in Ansys Mechanical. Just apply the Fixed Support to your existing named selection through the GUI, stop the recording, and then copy the relevant part of the generated script. You can paste that code directly into your VS Code Jupyter notebook and reuse or slightly adapt it. This method helps you learn the API step by step while ensuring the code is correct and compatible with your Mechanical version. additional examples - https://embedding.examples.mechanical.docs.pyansys.com/ |
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@govindarajumd-lab ,
You can definitely do this with PyMechanical, and there are already good examples you can refer to. A good starting point is the official PyMechanical examples page:
https://mechanical.docs.pyansys.com/version/stable/examples/index.html
Look for examples related to boundary conditions or named selections.
Since you’re new to coding, an easy and very practical approach is to use Record Scripting in Ansys Mechanical. Just apply the Fixed Support to your existing named selection through the GUI, stop the recording, and then copy the relevant part of the generated script. You can paste that code directly into your VS Code Jupyter notebook and reuse or slightly adapt it.
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