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You can use a section named section aggregator

you need to modify the source code

dgale wrote:
> And another question is: what's faster using CuSP or OpenSeesSP?

For common computers, OpenseesSP with Mumps solver is the fastest

Unless you have a really fast GPU, it cannot be faster

Dear EricsonEncinaZ:
Layered Shell Section is available. But I haven't tried layered shell with concrete material.

Yes I have the same problem. I'm in Australia and using Windows7.

I have the source code but it's not the latest version. Gholamreza, if you want to get the source code. I can send it to you by email.

You need to compile opensees source code. Add some print commands to the code so that it can print what you what to know while running. But it takes time to understand the source code.

dct328@163.com.

It's not necessary to use windows 32 bit, Linux 32bit or 64bit are all ok

How can I download the source code of the python version of OpenSees

What version of OpenSees did you use on Windows 7? I mean, is it a compiled (by yourself) version or a downloaded version? Downloaded version of OpenSees is compiled by Intel Compiler and math computation is done by mkl (a math kernel library developed by Intel). That's why it's much faster.

I have tried deleting some of the .tex files, the compilation is still successful.

Can I run opensees without tcl? Just by compiling and running c, c++ and fortran code

What's the function of .tex files in the source code?