Respected sir,
I've six source files and one main tcl script file of model. kindely suggest me how to input these together. When i type source"Filename.tcl.txt" and want to run the opensees command window closes immediately without any error message.please suggest me in this regard.
How to run a model using different source files
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Re: How to run a model using different source files
Respected sir,
I've the following files..
source Ex1.Frame3D.build.RCsec.txt and source Ex1.Frame3D.analyze.Dynamic.EQ.Uniform.tcl
BuildRCrectsection is tcl file
Displaymodel3D is tcl file
Displayplane is tcl file
LibmaterialsRC is tcl file
Libunits is tcl file...
When the source file is run in the opensees windows, the window immediately closes.
And suggest me how to input these files in opensees.
how to convert .txt file as .tcl file.
I've the following files..
source Ex1.Frame3D.build.RCsec.txt and source Ex1.Frame3D.analyze.Dynamic.EQ.Uniform.tcl
BuildRCrectsection is tcl file
Displaymodel3D is tcl file
Displayplane is tcl file
LibmaterialsRC is tcl file
Libunits is tcl file...
When the source file is run in the opensees windows, the window immediately closes.
And suggest me how to input these files in opensees.
how to convert .txt file as .tcl file.
Re: How to run a model using different source files
In your main tcl file try this:
Source filename.tcl
Don't write Source filename.tcl.txt
Source filename.tcl
Don't write Source filename.tcl.txt
Re: How to run a model using different source files
Thank you sir. I'm new user for opensees.
Re: How to run a model using different source files
you can keep the .txt file extension, OpenSees does not care what file extension you give it.
to see where the error is, start OpenSees inside a terminal windows from the command line (you either need the OpenSees to be on your PATH or include the full location of the executable in the command to start it at the prompt)
http://opensees.berkeley.edu/OpenSees/m ... al/591.htm
to see where the error is, start OpenSees inside a terminal windows from the command line (you either need the OpenSees to be on your PATH or include the full location of the executable in the command to start it at the prompt)
http://opensees.berkeley.edu/OpenSees/m ... al/591.htm