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Scripting in Mechanical for beginners! The full series

milan.redon@an… | 09.02.2026

This series introduces in-product scripting in Ansys Mechanical, from first scripts and tree navigation through practical working habits, maintainability guidance, and further learning resou

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06. PyRocky as an Execution Layer for Agentic AI

andre.goncalve… | 08.20.2026

Agentic AI represents a further evolution of AI-assisted engineering.

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05. Foundation for AI-Enabled DEM Workflows

andre.goncalve… | 08.20.2026

PyRocky can provide a strong foundation for applying Artificial Intelligence (AI) to DEM simulation workflows.

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04. PyRocky vs Ansys Rocky PrePost Scripting

andre.goncalve… | 08.20.2026

A common question from Ansys Rocky users is:

What is the difference between PyRocky and Ansys Rocky PrePost Scripting?

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03. How to Get Started with PyRocky

andre.goncalve… | 08.20.2026

Before using PyRocky, users should have:

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02. Ansys Developer Portal: A Central Resource for Simulation Developers

andre.goncalve… | 08.20.2026

The Ansys Developer Portal is the central hub for developers, engineers, and simulation users who want to extend, automate, customize, or integrate Ansys te

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01. Introduction: What are PyAnsys and PyRocky?

andre.goncalve… | 08.20.2026

Engineering simulation is rapidly moving toward automated, repeatable, data-driven workflows.

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Importing Grouped OBJ Files into PyPrimeMesh

alan.varghese@… | 08.20.2026

This article describes a pre-processing workflow that allows users to import grouped OBJ files into the CAD reader in PyPrimeMesh.

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Automate FEA Simulations with PyMechanical

dipin.kunhambu… | 07.06.2026

Use the scripting capabilities of PyMechanical for workflows that extend beyond a single run: parametric studies with dozens of variants, results feeding into a CI/CD pipeline, overnight batch solves, or shared setups that a teammate can reproduce without a walkthrough.

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