Hi,

If you have a node Set defined (I called it outputNode) you can do the following:

....fieldOutputs['U'].getSubset(region=outputNode).values[x].data[y]

where x and y is which node you want to query and y is the value you want to extract from the "data" construct. If you are not sure which one you want, just print out up till the .data and you will see

Hope this helps,

Best regards,

David

Sorry, had to edit, obviously nodal displacement is 'U' not 'S'

Since node does not exist in my odb, I had created node set using below script

newSet=(3,5,10)

fileName = 'abc.odb'

odbFile = odbAccess.openOdb(path = fileName)

assembly=odbFile.rootAssembly

assembly.NodeSetFromNodeLabels(name='myNewSet', nodeLabels=(('part-1-1',newSet1),))

Then I tried the above script i am getting error as name 'myNewSet' is not defined.

This script need node set to be created in the preprocessing itself.

By the way thanks for the reply, I forgot to acknowledge

To define a Node Set after running it you need to define a set of nodes using OdbSet objects I believe.

Look up the Scripting Reference Guide, 34.24 OdbSet object

Best regards,

David

Thank you, I will look into manual, I will inform when I am done.

T S Guruprasad Hi. It is a late answer but you got error because there was a typo in your code. The 'newSet1' must be changed to 'newSet''

I think '1' is a typo.

Before

assembly.NodeSetFromNodeLabels(name='myNewSet', nodeLabels=(('part-1-1',newSet1),))

After correction

assembly.NodeSetFromNodeLabels(name='myNewSet', nodeLabels=(('part-1-1',newSet),))