Version 2.1.0 released

[fmk]

A new version of OpenSees has been released. Please note it requires tcl8.5 be installed on your machine.

[hugo.esquivel]

Hi Frank. OpenSeesTk for mac is still in version 2.0.0; and now OpenSees v2.1.0 opens like it was OpenSeesTk. ¿?

[fmk]

fixed .. just remember you might need to clear your cache on the browser

[jefferyr]

Frank,

Since the new version allows a user to get information about nodes/elements, does it allow access to values set by the mass and load commands? It would be handy to double check what OpenSees thinks the gravity and mass values are; for troubleshooting.

Thanks,

Jeff

[cyz1654]

For: New eleNodes command to return nodes at an element. (eleNodes eleTag?)

Could you show a commad example?

[Thomas_Tang]

I am wondering how to use the new command for generating a shallow foundation.

Could you please list all the input arguments for each new command?
Otherwise how can we get the new features work correctly since the help documentation has not been updated?

Thanks!

[silvia]

i'll get the documentation updated next week, i just received some from the authors.

[WhiteNoise]

[quote="fmk"]A new version of OpenSees has been released. Please note it requires tcl8.5 be installed on your machine.[/quote]

Hello,
Since the model I’m doing is pretty long, I split it into several files and I source them from an “all analysis file” as below:


[code]
# Bridge Benchmark case 1(readme).txt]
puts " ---------Elastic Model --------------------"
source Basic.Model.tcl
puts " ---------Uniform Earthquake Excitation -----------------"
source Dynamic.EQ.Uniform.tcl
[/code]

When I run the model with OpenSees version 2.0.0 it works well, however, when I run the model with the version 2.1.0 the following error appears :

wrong # args: should be “source ?-encoding name? fileName”
while executing
“source Basic.Model.tcl”
(file “D:\Models\BenchmarkBridge\OpenSees\CaseOne\Go.All.Analysis.tcl” line 3)

How can I fix this in order to run my model with the new version??
Thank you!

[fmk]

i have never seen that error before .. try reloading tcl8.5 and make sure you place it in the correct directory c:\Program Files\Tcl

[WhiteNoise]

[quote="fmk"]i have never seen that error before .. try reloading tcl8.5 and make sure you place it in the correct directory c:\Program Files\Tcl[/quote]

I reloaded tcl85 and I checked its location (c:\Program Files\Tcl), however, I couldn't fix the error.
Anyway, I'll try to figure out how to fix it, for the meanwhile I'll use the previous version. In any case, later if have some idea please share.
Thanks!

[youyicun2008]

[quote="silvia"]i'll get the documentation updated next week, i just received some from the authors.[/quote]

Waiting for your updating with a long time .Could you show a commad example?