table/matrix error reading OP2

[JulesHS1984]

I get the following error when performing test_op2 in an op2 file and i am not able to skip reading that table and read the op2 file.

_p2_scalar.py", line 2226, in _read_tables
raise NotImplementedError(msg)
NotImplementedError: Invalid Table = b'OEF1XMC'

If you have matrices that you want to read, see:
model.set_additional_matrices_to_read(matrices)
matrices = {
b'BHH' : True,
b'KHH' : False,
} # you want to read some matrices, but not others
matrices = [b'BHH', b'KHH'] # assumes True

If you the table is a geom/result table, see:
model.set_additional_result_tables_to_read(methods_dict)
methods_dict = {
b'OUGV1' : [method3, method4],
b'GEOM4SX' : [method3, method4],
b'OES1X1' : False,
}

If you want to take control of the OP2 reader (mainly useful for obscure tables), see:
methods_dict = {
b'OUGV1' : [method],
}
model.set_additional_generalized_tables_to_read(methods_dict)_

thanks

[SteveDoyle2]

Assuming you tried those options and it didn’t work, I’d need a small example (bdf, f06, op2). It looks like it’s a force table. For requests, you can just turn everything on, so you should see FORCE(PLOT,PRINT)=ALL in the input deck. There’s probably similar tables for STRESS, STRAIN, so feel free to include those too.

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