The next video of the YACS series “Salome Automation” is here and we are going to learn together how to automate a Code_Aster simulation with YACS… Cool, eh?
This is the 3rd video of the series, so I won’t go back on the basics I taught in the video 1 and in the video 2 of the series. If you haven’t watched those videos, that’s where you need to start!
In today’s video, we will see how to create and setup a code_aster simulation and how to generate a python node in YACS that will run it automatically.
Let’s go, here’s the video:
In this video, I will teach you:
- How to add a Code_Aster Python Node in your YACS Scheme
- How to run Code_Aster from Python and YACS
- How to generate results in Text that will be parsed in a next video
The models, files and the code are here
Now, if you are totally new to Code_Aster (Or just a little rusty), you can probably also watch this video which comes back on how to simulate a wrench CAD model in Code_Aster.
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Thank you
Cyprien “Subprocessing your Aster Life” Rusu
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Hello! Thank you for your instructional video, let me know more about Yacs. Recently, I wanted to run code_saturne on YACS, but I used dump script to overwrite the settings of code_saturne after running Yacs and become initialization, but this was not my original intention.Is it feasible to run code_saturne on Yacs? If it works, is it wrong to use dump?
I have a question how to set appliPath for SalomeMeca 2021. There is no folders here.
appliPath = os.path.realpath (‘/home/michal/salome_meca-lgpl-2021.0.0-0-20210601-scibian-9’) doesn’t work.
Thank you very much for help.
So I see that you are using the latest Salome Meca version.
The good news is that now Aster Study has a python API, so it will be much easier to run code_Aster in Python!
The bad news is that I haven’t done videos about it yet… (I heard there are some bugs, but I will try soon)
The way I am showing in the video should still work, but the path to code_Aster will be different.
If you are on Linux Ubuntu, when you launch Salome Meca through singularity, you should see a 5 GB virtual hard drive appear.
This is where you will find Code_Aster Executable and the Salome application!