5.23.2. Input and Output Meshes

SourceFile = STRINGDefine the name and, if needed, the path of the source file. This must be the mesh, translated into LS-DYNA format.
TargetFile = STRINGDefine the name and, if needed, the path of the target file. This must be an LS-DYNA mesh. If the source and target file names are identical, mapping routines are skipped and the hardening parameter is initialized directly.
MappingResult = STRINGDefine the result file name. The mapping result is written into this newly generated file.

ResultFileFormat = LS-DYNA

LSDA

If temperature mapping is active, there is the option to have the output as a *.lsda file using tprint to initialize temperatures using *INCLUDE_THERMAL_BINOUT.

TransformedMeshFile = STRINGDefine the name of the transformed mesh file. The transformation result is written into this newly generated file.
Add SRCPartSetFile = STRING

Define an additional file containing part sets which is assigned a specific set of hardening parameters (see JMAK Parameters). This can also be used for specific part set mapping.

Add TARPartSetFile = STRINGDefine an additional file containing part sets which are only considered during the target mesh mapping.

SourceFileFormat = LS-DYNA

HDF5

Give information about the source file format. LS-DYNA meshes and the THESEUS native HDF5 format are available options.
NumSourceFiles = INTAfter several simulations where the results add up, use this option to define multiple source files.
SourceFile#i = STRINGDefine as many source file names as NumSourceFiles.
TemperatureFile = STRINGDefine the file name that holds the temperature-time curves. You must define this if they are not included in the SourceFile.

TemperatureFileFormat = LSDA

CSV

The Envyo application supports *.lsda and *.csv based temperature-time result files.