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Use these files productively for educational purposes (to get some inspiration or to compare results) and, as always, at your own risk of course :)

  1. Create a new Python project (e.g. via File > Project from Version Control... in PyCharm).
  2. Place the project files, your .hm file and your .xlsx template in your project folder.
  3. Replace PROJECT_PATH in queryconfig.xml with the path to your project folder (x7). Use /, not \.
  4. Replace STUDENT_ID in config.ini with your student ID omitting the leading 0.
  5. Run step 1 in main.py. Make sure your template isn't locked by Excel running in the background.
  6. Enter the homogenized properties in HyperMesh (as well as all other problem data).
  7. Run the analysis in HyperMesh. The solver deck (.fem file) should have the same name as the .hm file.
  8. Import your results (.h3d file) in HyperMesh (File > Import > Results).
  9. Query your results using the provided queryconfig.xml (Post > Query > Tools > Use XML).
  10. Run step 2 in main.py.