PySAM SysML2
Overview
PySAM SysML2 provides a Python scripting interface for SysML2 models. It loads models from any SysML2 tool that implements the standard API. The loaded model maps into a Python object, allowing you to manipulate, browse, and edit it. You can then push modifications back to your modeling tool.
PySAM SysML2 works with the Ansys SysML2 modeling tool, Ansys System Architecture Modeler (SAM).
Testing the migration branch
If you are testing the upcoming migration changes on the maint/183-align-mm branch, see the migration guide.
Prerequisites
PySAM SysML2 requires Python 3.12 or later.
Documentation
The PySAM SysML2 documentation includes four sections:
Getting started: Explains how to install PySAM SysML2 and set up a project.
User guide: Explains how to connect to PySAM SysML2, work with models and diagrams, and find required information.
API reference: Describes PySAM SysML2 functions, classes, and methods.
Examples: Provides some examples of how to use PySAM SysML2.
License
The PySAM SysML2 project uses the MIT license. Read the full text of the license in the MIT file.
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