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Hi Slivia,

I tried it again and had the same problem so I restarted my computer and now it works fine.

The dash in front of time does not seem to be a problem for my system.

Thanks for your help,

Matt

I have been using the following recorder in opensees to track the stress-strain behavior of a certain fiber: recorder Element -file eleSecStressStrain.out –time -ele $eleTag section $secTag fiber $y $z <$matID> stressStrain I have found that if secTag is a two digit number such as 60, the recorder o...

Read the last post on this page and follow the instructions exactly. Then opensees should compile.

http://opensees.berkeley.edu/community/ ... php?t=6674

I managed to resolve all of my errors and successfully compile OpenSees! For posterity I will describe my steps to compile the code. I began using MS Visual C++ 2008 Express and then I switched to MS Visual Studio 2008 which has a much better installer since you can install the full libraries. I the...

Emrah,

I have installed it on XP make sure you are logged on as an Administrator and have your anti virus turned off. Are you downloading the ActiveTcl8.4.6.1-win32-ix86-99631.exe file from this FTP server?

Matt

Here:

http://opensees.berkeley.edu/OpenSees/d ... wnload.php

Hello All, I am compiling v2.0.0 of OpenSees before I add any code to create a new material model. I am using MS Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition. I have installed the following libraries in the following directories: tcl C:\Program Files\Tcl SDK C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs MSDN C:\Program Files\...