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  1. sticksjoerd

    RE: How to use numpy, scipy etc. with Abaqus' python on Linux

    thread799-313846 Finally found a solution to this, for Abaqus 6.10-1 on Ubuntu 10.04 (and perhaps other versions of both) Salome Meca 2011-2 (and perhaps other versions) uses numpy, scipy and matplotlib in the right versions for Abaqus 6.10-1. What worked for me: 1. copy these versions of...
  2. sticksjoerd

    How to use numpy, scipy etc. with Abaqus' python on Linux

    In windows it works by defining the environment variable PYTHONPATH (and making sure the add-on packages such as numpy are for the python version of your Abaqus install). There are a few posts on this forum about that already. But how to do it on Linux?
  3. sticksjoerd

    Editing .inp-files with gvim or vim

    Gvim or vim is great for editing .inp-files because of its speed: large models can be opened quickly. In Windows, current versions of gvim (I use 7.3) automatically fold the text, i.e. if the .inp-file reads: *Node 1, 2.4418478, 0., -0.199697748 2, 2.41744566...

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