Steven Doyle

Yeah that's the only way to do it outside of writing your own script. It's not the highest priority for me and the other method was written by someone else....

The CSTM is for the undeformed state. I think you need to use the TRMBD data. As far as I can tell, you're just referencing CSTM in the deformed calculation....

ZXZ is definitely a possibility. I’d just try the n! case and I guess 2n! if you include the transpose.. Can you attach a sample model. I want to go...

That’s good news. The DMAP was cryptic even for DMAP. I was only ever referenced in the restart, so I think it was called something else in the main code....

No forces yet. I figured out a hack for RMS annd NO results, but it's not implemented. Once that's done for displacement/spc forces, stress/strain, I'll do forces. I'm out of...

You're already been very helpdul finding things that I thought worked! If there is something you want to work on, that's totally fine too

You can certainly limit result outputs if you don't need everything. Beyond that, I'm not sure. You're not giving me much information about your problem. I wouldn't call OP2 reading...

No worries. One obvious thing you can do is not use pandas. It's shockingly inefficient on both memory and speed unless you're doing stats. Numpy is very good and the...

The shear center should be relative to some easily calculated point (e.g., half the height for an I beam or the bottom of a C beam). This is ultimately to...

using the user_geom