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[2398629771]

In Workbench, when adding keywords with Command in LS-DYNA, its SolverTarget property is automatically assigned to LS-DYNA (as shown in Figure 1). 
However, when using Command to add keywords in LS-DYNA Restart analysis, the SolverTarget property needs to be modified manually (as shown in Figure 2), and this operation is not recorded in the script (as shown in Figure 3). 
How to modify the SolverTarget property for Command by using the script? 
In script, the SolverTarget in the AddCommandSnippet () attribute is gets-only.

Thank very much！！！

[Deepak]

Hi,Can you try this,
"command_snippet_57.PropertyByName(“CommandEditorSolverTarget”).InternalValue=3"

 

Thanks,

Deepak

 

 

[2398629771]

[2398629771]

Thank you very muchfor your generous reply. This command is very useful! I can modify the SolverTarget of the command successfully. 

But after the modification, I have to manually click yes in the pop-up window to execute the subsequent code. Can this operation be controlled by a script? 

[Deepak]

Hello,

It might be challenging to interact with pop-up messages directly using a script. However, as a workaround, you can try the following approach:

analysis24 = DataModel.GetObjectById(24)
command_snippet = analysis24.AddCommandSnippet()
command_snippet.Input = ''
command_snippet.PropertyByName("CommandEditorSolverTarget").InternalValue = 3

Please give this a try and let me know how it works for you.

Thanks,

Deepak

[2398629771]

Thank you again for your timely reply. Your script is very useful. how awesome it is!

Thank you again for solving the problem that has been bothering me for a long time！

[Deepak]

You're very welcome! I'm really glad to hear the script was helpful and that it resolved the issue you were facing.
If you encounter any further challenges with scripting, feel free to reach out through the Home - Community Forum. It's a great place to find support and share ideas.