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finding an element by number

finding an element by number

finding an element by number

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I'm working in CosmosWorks 2008, and I need to find a few elements in a shell model that have been identified as having a bad Jacobian ratio.  Is there a way to find a specific element without having to hunt and peck?  Thanks.

RE: finding an element by number

Yes.

Export the model, open it in Cosmos/M (geostar) and issue:

SELPICK,EL,1,e1,e2,...en (From memory this is)
CLS
EPLOT
SCALE

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