Step 1. Get the screenshot and save it to a file
The screenshot is saved as "movie_037.png".
Step 2. Run ls-dyna command with the screenshot
- Open your terminal or command prompt.
- Navigate to the directory where you have the "gooseh" folder containing the "movie_037.mp4" file.
- Type the following command:
ls-dyna -input movie_037.inp -postproc -v 0.5 -image movie_037.png
- The
-input option specifies the input file for the simulation, which is movie_037.inp.
- The
-postproc option enables postprocessing.
- The
-v 0.5 option sets the verbosity level to 0.5 (you can adjust this value as needed).
- The
-image movie_037.png option specifies the image file for visualization, which is movie_037.png.
Step 3. Run the command
- Press Enter to run the command.
Step 4. Analyze the output
- After running the command, you should see a new folder named "output" created in the same directory.
- Inside this folder, you will find various output files, including:
- A file named "movie_037.out" containing the simulation results.
- Other files related to visualization and postprocessing.
Step 5. Visualize the results
- To visualize the results, use a tool like LS-DYNA Viewer or any other compatible viewer.
- Load the
movie_037.out file into the viewer.
- Adjust the settings as needed to visualize the desired results.
By following these steps, you should be able to run the LS-DYNA simulation and analyze the results using the provided screenshot. |