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Would you just print the list of material properties expected by the behaviour. for mp in m.b:
print("- {}".format(mp.name)) |
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Sorry, I am doing 10 things at the same time and I am not testing before posting. Let us try this: for mp in b.material_properties:
print("- {}".format(mp.name)) |
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So you just compiler an implementation that does not require you to define any material property ! |
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When I was referring to XX calculation, the following problems occurred. May I ask what might be the cause?
RuntimeError Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell In [8], line 16
14 H = E*Et/(E-Et)
15 for s in [m.s0, m.s1]:
---> 16 mgis_bv.setMaterialProperty(s, 'YoungModulus', E)
17 mgis_bv.setMaterialProperty(s, "PoissonRatio", nu)
18 mgis_bv.setMaterialProperty(s, "HardeningSlope", H)
RuntimeError: getVariable: no variable named 'YoungModulus'
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