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\f0\fs24 \cf0 1. Make sure RVE files (.txt) are formatted correctly (remove header columns)\
2. Use condense.m to reduce RVE to smaller size. Use mtex_script to view EBSD if desired.\
3. Change parameters in generate.m and execute code to generate deck file\
4. Change sub-lsdyna file to proper executable and number of nodes\
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5. If you want to obtain the stress-strain curves without downloading the d3plots, go into the csv/ directory, run the bash command \'93chmod +x run.sh\'94 to make run.sh an executable, and then run python main.py. This will run prepost in the background and generate the strains and stresses in the axial directions. Will take maybe 3-5 minutes.\
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