plot_element_responses¶
- opstool.post.plot_element_responses(odb_tag, ele_type, resp_type, resp_dof=None, ele_tags=None, ax=None)[source]¶
Plot element responses over time.
Added in opstool v1.0.25.
Important
You can use
opstool.post.get_element_responses_info()to get valid response types and DOFs for each element type.Parameters¶
- odb_tagint | str
ODB tag to read data from.
- ele_typeLiteral[“Frame”, “FiberSection”, “FiberSec”, “Truss”, “Link”, “Shell”, “Plane”, “Solid”, “Contact”]
Element type to read data from.
- resp_typestr
Response type to read data from. This should be one of the valid response types for the specified element type.
- resp_dofstr | None, optional
Response degree of freedom to read data from. This should be one of the valid degrees of freedom for the specified response type. If None, no selection on DOF is applied.
- ele_tagslist[int] | tuple[int, …] | int | None, optional
Element tags to read data from, by default None
- axplt.Axes | None, optional
Matplotlib Axes object to plot on, by default None
Returns¶
- plt.Axes
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- rtype:
Axes
- Return type:
Axes