5.5.2. Input and Output Meshes

SourceFile = STRINGDefine the name and, if needed, the path of the source file (usually a *.dynain file).
TargetFile = STRINGDefine the name and, if needed, the path of the target file. The target file must be an LS-DYNA application mesh.
MappingResult = STRINGDefine the result file name. The mapping result is written into this newly generated file.
OrientationFile = HISVTo enable the transfer of orientations, define this flag. It informs the program that the orientation data is stored within the history variables (HISV).
TransformedMeshFile = STRINGSpecify the file name where the transformed mesh is written. This option is intended solely for postprocessing of the transformation. For additional details, refer to the Transformation Options section below.
AddEleHISVFile# = STRING A file name carrying element histories in an additional file. Multiple of these files can be defined. The first 10 digits of the lines must hold the element ID, the following 10 digits carry some arbitray value, interpreted as an additional history variable on element level.
LookupTable# = STRINGA file name carrying lookup tables. Values within one line are separated by a space. As described in the Equation Parser section, the Envyo application enables history variable lookup based on these looktables provided by you. Following the lookup table command, you must define the columns that are considered for variable lookup. See the example in the Equation Parser section.

The following are available options for source and result file formats:

SourceFileFormat = LS-DYNA,

ESI-PC,

Nastran,

HDF5,

ESI-HDF5,

GCODE,

ABAQUS,

STEP,

CSV

The source file format. The preferred format is LS-DYNA.
TargetFileFormat = LS-DYNAThe target file format. The only format available is LS-DYNA.
ResultFileFormat = LS-DYNAThe result file format. The only format available is LS-DYNA.