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Please post an updated script that is consistent with the plots you show. For example, the script has fix 1 1 1 for the supports but plot_model shows pins. I know this is not the issue, but I'm not assured I'm working with the most up to date script. Only beam members are used to compare the two di...

Upgrade to the latest version of opsvis and try again. Hey, Professor, after testing, I found that it is not the problem of image display. When you manually reverse the load of the last element of the component divided by the linemesh command, you can get the correct result similar to the discretiz...

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Thu Jul 07, 2022 11:29 am

What versions of openseespy and opsvis are you using?

hello, prof. here is the program version I use:
openseespywin-3.4.0.1.1
opsvis-0.96.7

Hello, everyone. Recently, when I used the Linemesh command and DiscretizeMember command, I found that when I used the linemesh command discrete component for gravity analysis, there seemed to be some problems with the direction of the last element. Please see the picture for details. I show an exam...

Please provide a minimal working example that demonstrates the issue: https://portwooddigital.com/2021/07/01/minimal-working-example/ Hello Professor, I have chosen a cantilever column example 1a on the official website to illustrate the situation. I changed the column from one element to two eleme...

Do you have an element recorder defined for element 113? Hello, Professor Scott. Thanks for your reply! Nope, I only used the recorder command to record the displacement of the loading point. And I found something. After the gravity analysis is completed, if pushdown analysis has to run normally, e...

hello, everyone! I encountered an error when using the 'remove element' command for pushdown analysis in OpenSeesPy. Before gravity analysis, remove the column component with [ops.remove('ele', 113)' and 'ops.remove('node', 13)] command to conduct gravity analysis and pushdown analysis. The program ...