BuildingTcl -- addAnalysisModel: Difference between revisions

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Commands

addAnalysisModelData AnalysisModelLabel $AnalysisModelLabel

addAnalysisModelData AnalysisTypeLabel $AnalysisTypeLabel

addAnalysisModelData $RequiredArgument1Label $RequiredArgument1Value

addAnalysisModelData $RequiredArgument2Label $RequiredArgument2Value

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addAnalysisModel

Different AnalysisTypes have different input arguments:

Arguments

$AnalysisModelLabel: Unique Analysis Label for reference

$AnalysisTypeLabel: Specifies which AnalysisType is being used.

$RequiredArgument1Label $RequiredArgument1Value ...: Labels and corresponding values for AnalysisType-specific required argument.

$InputArgument1Label $InputArgument1Value …: Labels and corresponding values for AnalysisType-specific Input Arguments (Optional)

Notes

The addAnalysisModel command must be placed at the end of each Analysis-data definition, as it takes all data defined since the last addAnalysisModel command and define the Analysis. The addAnalysisModel command is optional because the default AnalysisModels available are sufficient.

Options

Examples

BuildingTcl -- addLoad

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	The addAnalysisModel command must be placed at the end of each Analysis-data definition, as it takes all data defined since the last addAnalysisModel command and define the Analysis.		The addAnalysisModel command must be placed at the end of each Analysis-data definition, as it takes all data defined since the last addAnalysisModel command and define the Analysis.
			The addAnalysisModel command is optional because the default AnalysisModels available are sufficient.