Question: How to use AUTODYN user subroutines in version 11.0 release
Solution:
In version 11.0 release, AUTODYN user subroutines are installed in user's document directory. For example, if user name in Windows is "usr_name", AUTODYN user subroutines are installed in the directory "C:Documents and Settingsusr_nameMy DocumentsAUTODYN user_subroutines".
The use of AUTODYN v11.0 user subroutines is similar to its previous versions. The detailed descriptions on using AUTODYN v11.0 user subroutines can be downloaded from ANSYS Customer Portal (http://www1.ansys.com/customer) under Product Information -> Product Documentation -> ANSYS AUTODYN, and then select User Subroutine Tutorial Version 11.0.
To compile AUTODYN v11.0 user subroutines, you need to have:
Windows
FORTRAN compiler: Intel Visual Fortran Standard v9.0 or above.
C++ compiler : Microsoft Visual C++.net 2003 only.
Linux
Intel Fortran 8.0.
AUTODYN user subroutines can be used to import user-created material models, customize AUTODYN meshes, or edit AUTODYN variables at the specified cycles or times.
For example, if you want to import a user-created yield model to AUTODYN for a specified material:
First, in AUTODYN model set the strength model of the material to "USER Strength #1".Then go to the directory "C:Documents and Settingsusr_nameMy DocumentsAUTODYN user_subroutinesfsrcmaterial", open the file "mdstr_user_1.f90", and edit the user subroutine. For the convenience of editing and debugging, Visual C++ and Fortran Development projects "ad_usrsub.sln" and "ad_usrsub.vfproj" are created and stored in the directory.
Finally, you need to build the AUTODYN user executable "ad_usersub.exe" from the Visual C++ development studio. If parallel processing is used to run AUTODYN user subroutines, you also need to build AUTODYN user slave executable "ad_usrsub_slave.exe" through the projects "ad_usrsub_slave.sln" and "ad_usrsub_slave.vfproj".
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Question: How to use AUTODYN user subroutines in version 11.0 release Solution: In version 11.0 release, AUTODYN user subroutines are installed in user's document directory. For example, if user name in Windows is "usr_name", AUTODYN user subroutines are installed in the directory "C:Documents and Settingsusr_nameMy DocumentsAUTODYN user_subroutines". The use of AUTODYN v11.0 user subroutines is similar to its previous versions. The detailed descriptions on using AUTODYN v11.0 user subroutines can be downloaded from ANSYS Customer Portal (http://www1.ansys.com/customer) under Product Information -> Product Documentation -> ANSYS AUTODYN, and then select User Subroutine Tutorial Version 11.0. To compile AUTODYN v11.0 user subroutines, you need to have: Windows FORTRAN compiler: Intel Visual Fortran Standard v9.0 or above. C++ compiler : Microsoft Visual C++.net 2003 only. Linux Intel Fortran 8.0. AUTODYN user subroutines can be used to import user-created material models, customize AUTODYN meshes, or edit AUTODYN variables at the specified cycles or times. For example, if you want to import a user-created yield model to AUTODYN for a specified material: First, in AUTODYN model set the strength model of the material to "USER Strength #1".Then go to the directory "C:Documents and Settingsusr_nameMy DocumentsAUTODYN user_subroutinesfsrcmaterial", open the file "mdstr_user_1.f90", and edit the user subroutine. For the convenience of editing and debugging, Visual C++ and Fortran Development projects "ad_usrsub.sln" and "ad_usrsub.vfproj" are created and stored in the directory. Finally, you need to build the AUTODYN user executable "ad_usersub.exe" from the Visual C++ development studio. If parallel processing is used to run AUTODYN user subroutines, you also need to build AUTODYN user slave executable "ad_usrsub_slave.exe" through the projects "ad_usrsub_slave.sln" and "ad_usrsub_slave.vfproj". |
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