Can I run opensees without tcl?

[TPdct]

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

[ChrisS]

Tcl scripts are used to define the problem. In case you don't like Tcl, nowadays Python is an option (http://www.joseabell.com/opensees-coming-to-python.html).

[TPdct]

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

[ja_abell]

You need to hand compile it for now. You can download the source code and then compile it with visual studio or on linux.
I believe the next version of OpenSees will have a python module download option. It's pretty cool, though I've been sticking with tcl lately.

[fmk]

the python code is in the current version of the code you download from the repsoitory .. there is a viisual studio procect in the Win64 soln that will build it.

[Michaelpeter]

Can you help me to Install OpenSeesPy in your Windows

[nophibiton]

I am new to the openseespy. Is there a way or command to set the units in the openseespy?