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local magic = elem.allocate('LIVINGFOSSIL','MAGC')
elem.element(magic, elem.element(elements.DEFAULT_PT_GLOW))
elem.property(magic,'Description','Magic. Very light glowing liquid. Burns with CFLM.')
elem.property(magic,'MenuVisible',1)
elem.property(magic,'MenuSection', elem.SC_LIQUID)
elem.property(magic,'Flammable',0)
elem.property(magic,'Loss',0.95)
elem.property(magic,'AirDrag',0.002)
elem.property(magic,'Weight',2)
elem.property(magic,'Falldown',2)
elem.property(magic,'Temperature',273.15-20)
elem.property(magic,'Hardness',20)
elem.property(magic,'Graphics',function(i, colr, colg, colb)
return1,0x00010000,255,185,254,247,150,185,254,247
elem.property(magic,'Update',function(i, x, y, s, n)
if sim.partProperty(i, sim.FIELD_TEMP)>273.15-150and sim.partProperty(i, sim.FIELD_LIFE)0then--Lua didn't like an elseif statement following the if statement after this one
sim.partProperty(i, sim.FIELD_LIFE,40)--If a particle is not burning, set the life to 40
if sim.partProperty(i, sim.FIELD_TEMP)<=273.15-150then
if burnlife >0then
for cy =1,3,2do
tpt.create(x + cx, y + cy,'cflm')--Create cflm as long as the temp is below -150C and the life is above 0
end
sim.partProperty(i, sim.FIELD_LIFE, burnlife -1)
sim.partProperty(i, sim.FIELD_TYPE,0)--If a particle is burning and ran out of life, delete the particle.
end

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local magic = elem.allocate('LIVINGFOSSIL' , 'MAGC') elem.element(magic, elem.element(elements.DEFAULT_PT_GLOW)) elem.property(magic, 'Name' , 'MAGC') elem.property(magic, 'Description', 'Magic. Very light glowing liquid. Burns with CFLM.') elem.property(magic, 'Colour', 0xCDFFFF) elem.property(magic, 'MenuVisible', 1) elem.property(magic, 'MenuSection', elem.SC_LIQUID) elem.property(magic, 'Gravity', 0.02) elem.property(magic, 'Flammable', 0) elem.property(magic, 'Explosive', 0) elem.property(magic, 'Loss', 0.95) elem.property(magic, 'AirLoss', 1) elem.property(magic, 'AirDrag', 0.002) elem.property(magic, 'Advection', 0.6) elem.property(magic, 'Weight', 2) elem.property(magic, 'Diffusion', 0) elem.property(magic, 'Falldown', 2) elem.property(magic, 'State', 2) elem.property(magic, 'Temperature', 273.15-20) elem.property(magic, 'HeatConduct', 20) elem.property(magic, 'Hardness', 20) elem.property(magic, 'Graphics', function (i, colr, colg, colb) return 1, 0x00010000, 255, 185, 254, 247, 150, 185, 254, 247 end) elem.property(magic, 'Update', function (i, x, y, s, n) if sim.partProperty(i, sim.FIELD_TEMP) > 273.15-150 and sim.partProperty(i, sim.FIELD_LIFE) 0 then --Lua didn't like an elseif statement following the if statement after this one sim.partProperty(i, sim.FIELD_LIFE, 40) --If a particle is not burning, set the life to 40 end if sim.partProperty(i, sim.FIELD_TEMP) <= 273.15-150 then local burnlife = tpt.get_property('life', x, y) if burnlife > 0 then for cx = 1, 3, 2 do for cy = 1, 3, 2 do tpt.create(x + cx, y + cy, 'cflm') --Create cflm as long as the temp is below -150C and the life is above 0 end end end sim.partProperty(i, sim.FIELD_LIFE, burnlife - 1) if tpt.get_property('life', x, y) <= 0 then sim.partProperty(i, sim.FIELD_TYPE, 0) --If a particle is burning and ran out of life, delete the particle. end end end)

One of the most powerful things about ANSYS Mechanical is the fact that it creates an input file that is sent to ANSYS Mechanical APDL (MAPDL) to solve. This is awesome because you as a user have complete and full access to the huge breadth and depth available in the MAPDL program. MAPDL is a good old-fashioned command driven program that takes in text commands one line at a time and executes them. So to access all those features, you just need to enter in the commands you want.

For many older users this is not a problem because we grew up using the text commands. But new users did not get the chance to be exposed to the power of APDL (ANSYS Parametric Design Language) so getting access to those advanced capabilities can be tough.

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Arc Of The Elements Lua C Script