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* Generate numerical-simulation input in a manner consistent with architectural/structural drawings | |||
* Create a database of all structure and simulation data | * Create a database of all structure and simulation data | ||
* The implementation of OpenSees to do the analysis is natural here, but not restrictive | * The implementation of OpenSees to do the analysis is natural here, but not restrictive | ||
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* [[Introduction to BuildingTcl & BuildingTclViewer]] | * [[Introduction to BuildingTcl & BuildingTclViewer]] | ||
* [[BuildingTcl Installation Instructions]] | * [[BuildingTcl Installation Instructions]] | ||
* [[Getting Started with BuildingTcl]] | * [[Getting Started with BuildingTcl]] |
Revision as of 17:52, 8 November 2009
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BuildingTcl is a library of Tcl procedures (commands) used to build a database for numerical simulation of building frames. Structural model, loading and analysis data are included in this database. BuildingTclViewer is a Tcl/Tk widget (program) that provides a graphical user interface to view the BuildingTcl database, run the numerical simulations using OpenSees real-time, and view the results interactively. |
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Download from NEESforge |
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