SIMULIA Tosca Structure control will add the following lines (in bold) to the SMOOTH command if missing: SMOOTH ID_NAME = <some_id_name> ... MODEL = SAVE.onf/<fe_input_file>_fem.onf RESULT = SAVE.onf/<last_result>.onf GROUP_FILE = SAVE.onf/groups.onf OUTPUT_FILE = TOSCA_POST/<smooth_id_name>.ext END_ The modified SMOOTH command is written to a file <jobname>_ post_000.par in the working directory. After the optimization, Tosca Structure.smooth is called by SIMULIA Tosca Structure control with this parameter file. After optimization, a user may want to generate a Tosca Structure.smooth result with different parameters. This is done by changing the parameters in the parameter file (<jobname>.par) and calling SIMULIA Tosca Structure as follows: tosca <jobname> --smooth A new smooth file will be generated (<jobname>_post_<nnn>.par) and Tosca Structure.smooth will be called with the modified parameters using the optimization results from last optimization. Each time Tosca Structure.smooth is called a new post-file is created (<jobname>_ post_<nnn>.par). To avoid this behavior use overwrite (--ow): tosca <jobname> --smooth --ow in which case the post-file (<jobname>_post.par) is overwritten for each call.
Configuring Default Tosca Structure.smooth RunIn case no SMOOTH-command is defined in the input files you can configure SIMULIA Tosca Structure to look for a default SMOOTH-macro by uncommenting the line in tosca_ctrl.cfg: $smooth_default_file = "smooth_template"; Templates are found in the installation directory <tosca> in the directory macros
For more information about macro-files, see CONFIG. | ||||||||