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Create ASCII frame files from binary databases in the UI frame format. This command will write a frame(s) for a single database at a single time step. The user can request the frame by either integer order in the database or by time value. | Create ASCII frame files from binary databases in the UI frame format. This command will write a frame(s) for a single database at a single time step. The user can request the frame by either integer order in the database or by time value. | ||
- | If using time value, the user must provide the proper time step. The translation and the rotation will be written into separate files if the split argument is set to 1 for the acceleration or/and displacement databases. | + | If using time value, the user must provide the proper time step. The translation and the rotation will be written into separate files if the split argument is set to 1 for the acceleration or/and displacement databases. For Stress database the split command will be ignored. |
* db - database used fro frame creation | * db - database used fro frame creation | ||
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* DISP - Displacement Database | * DISP - Displacement Database | ||
* ACC - Acceleration Database | * ACC - Acceleration Database | ||
- | * frame - frame number or frame time. If using the command to create a frame of the maximum components use -1 for frame num and TS <= 0 | + | * frame - frame number or frame time. If using the command to create a frame of the maximum components use -1 for frame num and TS < = 0 |
* TS - time step for the database if using frame time | * TS - time step for the database if using frame time | ||
* if TS < = 0 use integer frame number | * if TS < = 0 use integer frame number |