plot_nodal_elastic_strain_intensity#
- PostProcessing.plot_nodal_elastic_strain_intensity(show_node_numbering=False, **kwargs)#
Plot the elastic nodal strain intensity of the current result.
- Parameters:
- show_node_numberingbool,
optional Plot the node numbers of surface nodes.
- **kwargs
dict,optional Keyword arguments passed to
general_plotter.
- show_node_numberingbool,
- Returns:
pyvista.plotting.renderer.CameraPositionCamera position from plotter. Can be reused as an input parameter to use the same camera position for future plots. Only returned when
return_cposisTrue.pyvista.PlotterPyvista Plotter. In this case, the plotter is shown yet, so you can still edit it using Pyvista Plotter methods. Only when
return_plotterkwarg isTrue.
Notes
If
vkt=True(default), this function usesgeneral_plotterYou can pass key arguments togeneral_plotterusingkwargsargument. For example,show_axes,background, etc.Examples
Plot the elastic strain intensity for the second result.
>>> mapdl.post1() >>> mapdl.set(1, 2) >>> mapdl.post_processing.plot_nodal_elastic_strain_intensity()
Plot off_screen and save a screenshot.
>>> mapdl.post_processing.plot_nodal_elastic_strain_intensity(off_screen=True, ... savefig='seqv_00.png')
Subselect a single result type and plot those strain results.
>>> mapdl.esel('S', 'TYPE', vmin=1) >>> mapdl.post_processing.plot_nodal_elastic_strain_intensity()