[mirkolaw]

I would like to ask if you could edit this XML code.
because I cannot enter each DesignPoint on my own.
If there is something like this with other CODE, Range[a:b:c]
Thanks a lot

# encoding: utf-8
# Release 19.2
SetScriptVersion(Version="19.2.120")
template1 = GetTemplate(
    TemplateName="Steady-State Thermal",
    Solver="ANSYS")
system1 = template1.CreateSystem()
geometry1 = system1.GetContainer(ComponentName="Geometry")
geometry1.Edit()
Save(
    FilePath="C:/Users/xxx/Desktop/station/stationaere.wbpj",
    Overwrite=True)
geometry1.Exit()
modelComponent1 = system1.GetComponent(Name="Model")
modelComponent1.Refresh()
model1 = system1.GetContainer(ComponentName="Model")
model1.Edit()
designPoint1 = Parameters.GetDesignPoint(Name="0")
parameter1 = Parameters.GetParameter(Name="P4")
designPoint1.SetParameterExpression(
    Parameter=parameter1,
    Expression="3*P2")
designPoint2 = Parameters.CreateDesignPoint()
parameter2 = Parameters.GetParameter(Name="P1")
designPoint2.SetParameterExpression(
    Parameter=parameter2,
    Expression="10 [mm]")
parameter3 = Parameters.GetParameter(Name="P3")
designPoint2.SetParameterExpression(
    Parameter=parameter3,
    Expression="48 [mm]")
designPoint3 = Parameters.CreateDesignPoint()
designPoint3.SetParameterExpression(
    Parameter=parameter3,
    Expression="46 [mm]")
designPoint4 = Parameters.CreateDesignPoint()
parameter4 = Parameters.GetParameter(Name="P2")
designPoint4.SetParameterExpression(
    Parameter=parameter4,
    Expression="15 [mm]")

[mirkolaw]

I just found out that XML is not a programming language, but only a text.

[https://www.padtinc.com/blog/ansys-m...-howto-part-1/ ]
But with python it is possible to write a Scripting for this.

[Gweher]

Hi Mirkolaw,

What you are referencing to is a Workbench Journal file (.wbjn). You can use Python for instance to generate the .wbjn file and change the parameters as you want to fit your needs. Then you can launch workbench in batch mode passing the .wbjn as argument and solve the different design points.

Have fun

[mirkolaw]

Originally Posted by Gweher

Hi Mirkolaw,

What you are referencing to is a Workbench Journal file (.wbjn). You can use Python for instance to generate the .wbjn file and change the parameters as you want to fit your needs. Then you can launch workbench in batch mode passing the .wbjn as argument and solve the different design points.

Have fun

oh thank you so much
that's really a very helpful idea.
I'll try it