Reading Material Points from a Previous Simulation - Revision history

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	where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block\|<tt><PointList</tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>		where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block\|<tt><PointList></tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>

	<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</tt> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file using an [[Entity Command\|<tt>Entity</tt> command]] such as:		<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</tt> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file using an [[Entity Command\|<tt>Entity</tt> command]] such as:

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	Secon, include that file in the section that defines material points using and [[XMLData Command\|<tt>XMLData</tt> command]] such as:		Secon, include that file in the section that defines material points using and [[XMLData Command\|<tt>XMLData</tt> command]] such as:
	<pre>XMLData,~~MaterialPoint~~		<pre>XMLData,MaterialPoints
	&mpfile;		&mpfile;
	EndXMLData		EndXMLData

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	~~Then~~, include that file in the section that defines material points using:		Secon, include that file in the section that defines material points using and [[XMLData Command\|<tt>XMLData</tt> command]] such as:
	<pre>XMLData,MaterialPoint		<pre>XMLData,MaterialPoint
	&mpfile;		&mpfile;

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	where its value is a relative path to the file with the particle locations. In ~~scripted~~ files, the entity is defined in the file's <tt>DOCTYPE</tt> element such as:		where its value is a relative path to the file with the particle locations. In <tt>XML</tt> files, the entity is defined in the file's <tt>DOCTYPE</tt> element such as:

	<pre><!DOCTYPE JANFEAInput SYSTEM '/full path to/NairnMPM.dtd'		<pre><!DOCTYPE JANFEAInput SYSTEM '/full path to/NairnMPM.dtd'

Nairnj at 16:42, 7 December 2013

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	where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block\|<tt><PointList</tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>		where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block\|<tt><PointList</tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>

	<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</tt> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file using an [[Entity Command\|<tt>Entity</tt>]] ~~command~~ such as:		<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</tt> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file using an [[Entity Command\|<tt>Entity</tt> command]] such as:

	<pre>Entity mpfile,particles.xml		<pre>Entity mpfile,particles.xml

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	where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block\|<tt><PointList</tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>		where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block\|<tt><PointList</tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>

	<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</tt> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file using an [[Entity Command\|<tt>Entity</tt>\\ command such as:		<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</tt> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file using an [[Entity Command\|<tt>Entity</tt>]] command such as:

	<pre>Entity mpfile,particles.xml		<pre>Entity mpfile,particles.xml

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	where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block\|<tt><PointList</tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>		where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block\|<tt><PointList</tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>

	<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</tt> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file using an [[Entity Command\|<tt>Entity>/tt> command such as:		<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</tt> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file using an [[Entity Command\|<tt>Entity</tt>\\ command such as:

	<pre>Entity mpfile,particles.xml		<pre>Entity mpfile,particles.xml

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	where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block\|<tt><PointList</tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>		where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block\|<tt><PointList</tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>

	<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</tt> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file in the file's <tt>DOCTYPE</tt> element such as:		<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</tt> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file using an [[Entity Command\|<tt>Entity>/tt> command such as:

			<pre>Entity mpfile,particles.xml
			</pre>

			where its value is a relative path to the file with the particle locations. In scripted files, the entity is defined in the file's <tt>DOCTYPE</tt> element such as:

	<pre><!DOCTYPE JANFEAInput SYSTEM '/full path to/NairnMPM.dtd'		<pre><!DOCTYPE JANFEAInput SYSTEM '/full path to/NairnMPM.dtd'
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	In ~~scripted~~ files, ~~you can define this entity with an Entity command. Then, import that~~ file in the <tt><MaterialPoints></tt> element using		Then, include that file in the section that defines material points using:
			<pre>XMLData,MaterialPoint
			&mpfile;
			EndXMLData
			</pre>

			In <tt>XML</tt> files, the file is include in the <tt><MaterialPoints></tt> element using

	<pre><MaterialPoints>		<pre><MaterialPoints>
	&mpfile;		&mpfile;
	</MaterialPoints></pre>		</MaterialPoints></pre>

	~~In scripted files, it can be included with an XMLData command:~~

	~~<pre>XMLData,MaterialPoint~~
	~~&mpfile;~~
	~~EndXMLData~~
	~~</pre>~~

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Nairnj at 16:35, 7 December 2013

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	where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block\|<tt><PointList</tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>		where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block\|<tt><PointList</tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>

	<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</t> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file in the file's <tt>DOCTYPE</tt> element such as:		<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</tt> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file in the file's <tt>DOCTYPE</tt> element such as:

	<pre><!DOCTYPE JANFEAInput SYSTEM '/full path to/NairnMPM.dtd'		<pre><!DOCTYPE JANFEAInput SYSTEM '/full path to/NairnMPM.dtd'
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	Then, import that file in the <tt><MaterialPoints></tt> element using		In scripted files, you can define this entity with an Entity command. Then, import that file in the <tt><MaterialPoints></tt> element using

	<pre><MaterialPoints>		<pre><MaterialPoints>
	&mpfile;		&mpfile;
	</MaterialPoints></pre>		</MaterialPoints></pre>

			In scripted files, it can be included with an XMLData command:

			<pre>XMLData,MaterialPoint
			&mpfile;
			EndXMLData
			</pre>

	</ol>		</ol>

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Sometimes it is useful to run a simulation, output the material point locations, and them use those settings for a new MPM simulation. One approach is to extract all material point locations to an <tt>XML</tt> file using the [[ExtractMPM]] tool, and then input that file to a new commands file. The process is:

<ol>

<li>Run an MPM simulation

<li>Select an archive time and use [[ExtractMPM]] to extract particle data to an XML file. A typical command would be:

<pre>ExtractMPM -Xh -q mass -o particles Archive.1843
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where <tt>Archive.1843</tt> is desired time archive containing material point locations. The points will be written to an <tt>XML</tt> file called <tt>particles.xml</tt>. The output file will have one [[PointList Block|<tt><PointList</tt> block]] with one<tt><mp></tt>element for each material point. See the [[ExtractMPM]] tool documentation for more details on an XML extraction.</li>

<li>Finally, include this saved file in another commands file using an <tt>XML</t> entity reference. First, define the path to the new file in the file's <tt>DOCTYPE</tt> element such as:

<pre><!DOCTYPE JANFEAInput SYSTEM '/full path to/NairnMPM.dtd'
[ <!ENTITY mpfile SYSTEM "pointlist.xml">
]>
</pre>

Then, import that file in the <tt><MaterialPoints></tt> element using
<pre><MaterialPoints>
&mpfile;
</MaterialPoints></pre>

</ol>