Dear all,
I am transferring the opensees pm4sand example to openseespy.
I am currently stuck on one command:
set ts1 "{Series -time {100 80000 1.0e10} -values {1.0 1.0 1.0} -factor 1}"
eval "pattern Plain 2 $ts1 {
sp 3 2 $vDisp
sp 4 2 $vDisp
}"
Openseespy does not seems to have this Series function or in the timeSeries function, it does not have this ramped load. So what is the equivalent function for this in openseespy. I am quite confused.
Any help or suggestion is greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Steve
Transfer TCL to Openseespy
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Re: Transfer TCL to Openseespy
ops.timeSeries('Path',1,'-time',...) #https://openseespydoc.readthedocs.io/en ... athTs.html
ops.pattern('Plain',2,1)
ops.sp(3,...)
ops.sp(4,...)
ops.pattern('Plain',2,1)
ops.sp(3,...)
ops.sp(4,...)
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Re: Transfer TCL to Openseespy
Thank you very much Prof. Scott!mhscott wrote: ↑Tue May 03, 2022 6:16 am ops.timeSeries('Path',1,'-time',...) #https://openseespydoc.readthedocs.io/en ... athTs.html
ops.pattern('Plain',2,1)
ops.sp(3,...)
ops.sp(4,...)
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Re: Transfer TCL to Openseespy
I have some time history results (max/min envelope result for each run of the loop) for a group of ground motions. I want to make Opensees write all the results into a single output file instead of placing each of them into a separate file which makes it very difficult to manage. Is it possible to do this?
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