Hi,

Same as the 3-TestRuns folder, create a 8-Test folder and save this msolve.bat file in it. Please remove the txt extension.
Run, it will solve all dat files in 3-TestRuns\Statics\Banded\CurrentRuns folder.

Regards,

Cean

Attached Files

  msolve.bat.txt (Size: 2.29 KB / Downloads: 1)
  cpArc.bat.txt (Size: 76 bytes / Downloads: 1)
  compareArc.ps1.txt (Size: 8.64 KB / Downloads: 1)

Hello,

Is there documentation on how to use Paraview as a post-processor of MYSTRAN?

Thanks
Dom

Hello,



I would recommend gmsh, at least for postprocessing. The MSH file formats (ASCII and binary) are very well suited for it in my experience (small, medium model sizes) and in ascii format easy to check and modify if necessary. Plotting capabilities are as good as femap and allows for nodal and elemental results. I have created the files with text processor sometimes for small models using f06 results. I think is as good as femap .neu file and easier to read and can be used with a software that is free & open source that does not need installation and runs in all platforms (macOS, windows and linux).

http://gmsh.info/doc/texinfo/gmsh.html#M...egacy_0029

I attach an example so you can check by yourselves (this is an ascii file in legacy format 2) for normal modes of a small model (remove .txt extension before opening with gmsh).

Attached Files

  shelf.msh.txt (Size: 16.36 KB / Downloads: 10)

Hi,

It is from MinGW-w64 project. Code::Block uses this version.

You could download it from https://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw-w64/

With cmake, you could use it to compile MYSTRAN in DOS terminal.

Regards,

Cean

What are the options for compiling on Linux Ubuntu? Is there a CMake file for linux?

The github instructions are not very enlightening:
"If compiling for Linux:

1. Rename the other 3 files in this directory to have a ".f90" extension instead of a ".tmp" extension.
2. Delete the files in the "1_Windows" directory."

Hi,

The project is at https://github.com/ceanwang/hfcNastran95

Some case photos could be seen from this post:

https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=39234

and demo case:

https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=48982

Regards,

Cean

This thread is considered to be outdated, but is kept for reference. For the most current and archive versions, see:

https://www.mystran.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=83

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LAST EDIT: 11/11/2021

For end users, the following links are for the most current official version:

Version 13.3
Windows EXE - https://www.mystran.com/versions/MYSTRAN_13.3A.zip - Compiled by Bill Case
Windows EXE - https://www.mystran.com/versions/MYSTRAN_13.3B.zip - Compiled by TBD
Linux - See the procedure on GitHub: https://github.com/dr-bill-c/MYSTRAN
Documentation (NEEDS UPDATE) - https://www.mystran.com/documentation/MY...9_2021.zip
Benchmark Runs and Process - https://www.mystran.com/versions/Benchma...29_2021.7z

Notable Modifications from the prior official version:
-TBD

Additional files not commonly used by end users:
Source Code (in Zip Form as opposed to GitHub form - direct download) -  https://www.mystran.com/versions/MYSTRAN...Source.zip
Test Problem Hand Calculations (60MB) - www.mystran.com/documentation/MYSTRAN_Test_Problem_Hand_Calculations.pdf

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NOTE: The most current source code for developers is on GitHub ( https://www.mystran.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=2 ).

EDIT: See also this thread: https://www.mystran.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=2

Cean Wang has created the files necessary to use CMake. He has also provided instructions in the link below. Note that the source code he used is an example and we will be updating the source code and it will be added to GitHub.

https://mystran.com/compile/CMake.zip

Also, as an FYI, we now have instructions for how to compile MYSTRAN with Code::Blocks. That will be provided once we upload the latest source code on GitHub.

This thread is considered to be outdated, but is kept for reference. For the most current source code and compiling instructions, see:



https://www.mystran.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=83



---OUTDATED THREAD FOLLOWS---



The documentation is controlled by specific developers (as opposed to by the general community).



For the most recent documentation, see this thread: https://www.mystran.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=39



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The following is a list of pending modifications/updates (all updates are current as of 1/29/2021)



http://www.mystran.com/documentation/ToDo_Updates.doc



If you wish to request documentation updates, contact Bill Case at the email listed at https://www.mystran.com/



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Prior Corrections:

http://www.mystran.com/documentation/Corrected.doc

One idea is to create a CaculiX to MYSTRAN converter. This may be useful since some pre-processors support CalculiX. While it is better if the if the preprocessor adds native support for MYSTRAn, this might be a more practical solution and is more versatile (automatically support multiple platforms). pyNastran can be used a post once Steve adds OP2 output to MYSTRAN.