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Managed to "install" OpenSees on Mac, but cannot run the analysis. Keep getting error message "couldn't read file "Truss.tcl": no such file or directory.
OpenSees and Truss.tcl are in the same directory

Dear all,
Has anyone had any success running Opensees from MacOs?
Could you please share the information
With kind regards
v

Hello,
Thank you for taking your free time to check this topic.
Yes I've tried to use the list of nodes and for every one of 1419 node i see the output in the opensees exe, if you're talking about that.
Best regards
v

Hello,
I've uploaded tcl file of my stress analysis and it can be downloaded through following link:

[url]http://www.mediafire.com/view/2sch19j5c ... sVer_1.tcl[/url]


best regards

v

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Thank you for the advice. I've imputed the load in that way.
Noticed in the manual that solid elements cannot be loaded with something like edge load.
Thank you

best regards
v

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