generate a standalone HTML file that contains 3D geometry with pseudocoloring that can then be visualized inside a browser. Other than letting you interact with the data by zooming, rotating, and panning, a scene exported this way is fairly static and allows limited interaction with the exported data.

Hi Xingyang,

Are you using any of the alpha versions of DAMASK 3.0 or DAMASK 2?

Sharan Roongta Just DAMASK 2

It has been a while since I have used DAMASK 2.0, and we recommend users to move to DAMASK 3.0 (since we provide support for that). But looking at the old documentation one can visualize damage phase field value using:

postresults --homogenization damage {geom_name}_{load_name}.spectralOut

This should create a text file for every increment in a folder called postProc

Move to the postProc folder, and create the vtr file using the steps mentioned in: SpectralSolver < Usage < DAMASK (mpie.de)

Hope this helps Xingyang Tu

postResults *.spectralOut --cr phase,f,lp,p,orientation,grainrotation,texture --co resistance_slip,shearrate_slip,resolvedstress_slip,accumulatedshear_slip --separation x,y,z --increments --split

Add the other variables related to damage.

cd postProc

For vonmises strain and For von-mises stress

addStrainTensors *.txt --left --logarithmic

addCauchy *.txt

addMises *.txt --strain 'ln(V)' --stress Cauchy

For Adding IPF

addIPFcolor *.txt --pole 0 0 1 --symmetry cubic -o orientation

You can find other details on the pages suggested by Sharan Roongta .