Can I use Matlab commands on Opensees?

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Ulbong
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Can I use Matlab commands on Opensees?

Post by Ulbong »

Hi Guys. I have some questions!

I'm wondering if I can write tcl scripts on Matlab.

and if I can use some Matlab commands for Opensees analysis

Have a nice day and Stay your home or lab. :)
diegotal
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Re: Can I use Matlab commands on Opensees?

Post by diegotal »

Hi.
Of course you can use Matlab to write tcl scripts. This is very straightforward using fprintf to write your tcl file. You can even start OpenSees from Matlab.
You can also run Matlab code from tcl scripts, here there is an example: https://opensees.berkeley.edu/wiki/inde ... om_a_Scipt
Ulbong
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Re: Can I use Matlab commands on Opensees?

Post by Ulbong »

Thanks a lot Diegotal !! I'll try the example !
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Re: Can I use Matlab commands on Opensees?

Post by mhscott »

If you are going through this type of workflow, you should consider using OpenSeesPy.
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