How can I get the output of Abaqus in increment way continuously using Matlab?

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ND on 8 Jun 2015

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Actually, I am running abaqus with user subroutine within Matlab and I can divide the force applied into divisions by editing the input file of Abaqus from Matlab in a loop. However, I have got the result at each part from the beginning. I mean if force one = 10 KN starts(0 to 100) and force two =20 KN starts also (0 to 20) and so on. I need to continue from the end of the previous one. I am trying to use restart facility but it does not work with me? Could be any advice Many thanks

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Drew Davis on 9 Jun 2015

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Though I am not sure about the command line API for Abaqus, you can certainly run bash scripts and send input files from MATLAB to Abaqus. See this Answers page