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What is the Batch Command Manager
RecurDyn now contains a tool that can create batch files from directly within RecurDyn and that can execute Windows console operating system commands from within RecurDyn. Using these tools, batch files can be created to control batch execution of RecurDyn as well as execute toolkit configuration commands so that only specific RecurDyn licenses are used during the execution of RecurDyn.
It is much easier to create batch files for controlling RecurDyn using this tool. This should help make batch execution of RecurDyn much easier and less error-prone.
What is Batch File Simulation
Work Flow
Define the Parametric Point and Parametric Value as design parameters. And then use batch file when performing multi-body dynamic analysis while changing design parameters.
- RecurDyn Design Parameter File (rdp file): Containing design parameter information
- Export the RecurDyn Design Parameter file (*.rdp). In the System Button menu, click Export, and then save the *.rdp file.
- Exported files : RDP, RPP, RPV
- RPP: It contains information of Parametric Point to be used as design parameter.
- RPV: It contains information of Parametric Value to be used as design parameter.
- If there is a design parameter in the subsystem, an rdp file for the subsystem is created.
How to run Batch Command Manager (there are 2 ways)
1. EXE File
C:\...\FunctionBay, Inc\RecurDyn V8R5\Bin\Utility\BatchCommandManager.exe
2. Windows Taskbar - Jump List
- Jump lists: The menus that appear when you right-click a taskbar button
UI preview of Batch Command Manager
How to Create the RecurDyn Batch Command
This is the command to execute RecurDyn. If user want to add the RecurDyn Command, click the ‘Add RecurDyn Command’. After click the button, command is added in command list. On the right side of the dialog is shown options.
- Click the ‘Add RecurDyn Command’ button
- Check the ‘RecurDyn Batch Command Options’
- Click the ‘Preview’ button, and confirm the output command.
- Click the ‘Add Selected Command’ to Create a Batch Command.
- Before the batch command make(Run), select that you are trying to create, and click the ‘Add Selected Command’ button. Then, the selected command is added at textbox. If you add all command to execute, click the ‘Export’ or ‘Run’ button.
- Export: Export the batch file(*.bat).
- Run: Run the batch commands without exporting batch file.
How to Create the Toolkit Configuration Command
- Click the ‘Add ToolkitConfig Command’ button
- Check the ‘Toolkit Configuration Batch Command Options’
- Click the ‘Preview’ button, and confirm the output command.
- Click the ‘Add Selected Command’ to Create a Batch Command.
- Before the batch command make(Run), select that you are trying to create, and click the ‘Add Selected Command’ button. Then, the selected command is added at textbox. If you add all command to execute, click the ‘Export’ or ‘Run’ button.
- Export: Export the batch file(*.bat).
- Run: Run the batch commands without exporting batch file.
How to Create the Dos Batch Command
This is general batch command on the dos environment. Other function is same with RecurDyn/Toolkit configuration command.
- Click the ‘Add Dos Command’ button
- Edit the Dos Command
- Click the ‘Preview’ button, and confirm the output command.
- Click the ‘Add Selected Command’ to Create a Batch Command.
- Before the batch command make(Run), select that you are trying to create, and click the ‘Add Selected Command’ button. Then, the selected command is added at textbox. If you add all command to execute, click the ‘Export’ or ‘Run’ button.
- Export: Export the batch file(*.bat).
- Run: Run the batch commands without exporting batch file.
XML support
The Batch Command Manager support function for saving whole batch command. The format of saved file is ‘XML’.
- Open XML: Open saved ‘XML’ file.
- Save XML: Save Batch command to ‘XML’ file
- Exit: Close Batch Command Manager
