When we are writing Python scripts for Abaqus, we may feel a bit blind and many doubts may arise regarding the arguments, data types, and names of the many methods available. The rpy and jnl files are a good guidance, but in many cases looking into the documentation is the best option.
🎯 If we use a Python IDE to write our Python scripts for Abaqus, such as VS Code, PyCharm... we realize that we cannot access the typical features of autocompletion or embedded documentation (aka intellisense). These are extremely handy and would save us tons of time when writing and debugging our scripts.
📺 In this video I want to show you how to enable these amazing features for your Python scripts in Abaqus thanks to the library abqpy: https://github.com/haiiliin/abqpy
🛠 Download the script used in the video and learn more from the blog post: https://tecnodigitalschool.com/how-to...
0:00 - Intro
1:36 - Python 3 environment
2:24 - Install abqpy
3:05 - Setup environment in Python IDE
4:12 - Documentation and autocompletion
5:25 - Python script use case
6:21 - Outro
P.S. If you are already using Abaqus 2024 or later, you should create a Python 3.10 environment and all of the language features will be readily available.
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