v2.6.0

OpenSees.bas

@@ -1,11 +1,9 @@
 #
-#  _____ _______       _____                  _____                  _____      _             __               
-# |  __ (_)  _  \  _  |  _  |                /  ___|                |_   _|    | |           / _|              
-# | |  \/_| | | |_| |_| | | |_ __   ___ _ __ \ `--.  ___  ___  ___    | | _ __ | |_ ___ _ __| |_ __ _  ___ ___ 
-# | | __| | | | |_   _| | | | '_ \ / _ \ '_ \ `--. \/ _ \/ _ \/ __|   | || '_ \| __/ _ \ '__|  _/ _` |/ __/ _ \
-# | |_\ \ | |/ /  |_| \ \_/ / |_) |  __/ | | /\__/ /  __/  __/\__ \  _| || | | | ||  __/ |  | || (_| | (_|  __/
-#  \____/_|___/        \___/| .__/ \___|_| |_\____/ \___|\___||___/  \___/_| |_|\__\___|_|  |_| \__,_|\___\___|
-#                           | |                                                                                
+#   ____ _ ____         ___                   ____                   ___       _             __                
+#  / ___(_)  _ \   _   / _ \ _ __   ___ _ __ / ___|  ___  ___  ___  |_ _|_ __ | |_ ___ _ __ / _| __ _  ___ ___ 
+# | |  _| | | | |_| |_| | | | '_ \ / _ \ '_ \\___ \ / _ \/ _ \/ __|  | || '_ \| __/ _ \ '__| |_ / _` |/ __/ _ \
+# | |_| | | |_| |_   _| |_| | |_) |  __/ | | |___) |  __/  __/\__ \  | || | | | ||  __/ |  |  _| (_| | (_|  __/
+#  \____|_|____/  |_|  \___/| .__/ \___|_| |_|____/ \___|\___||___/ |___|_| |_|\__\___|_|  |_|  \__,_|\___\___|
 #                           |_|                                                                                
 #
 # GiD + OpenSees Interface - An Integrated FEA Platform
@@ -310,9 +308,14 @@ model BasicBuilder -ndm *ndime -ndf *currentDOF
 
 *tcl(LogFile)
 
-puts "\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"
-puts "\nGiD+OpenSees Interface *tcl(OpenSees::GetVersion)"
-puts "\nAnalysis summary\n"
+puts ""
+puts " __   __       __          __                   _       "
+puts "/ _ .|  \\ _|_ /  \\ _  _ _ (_  _ _ _  | _ |_ _ _(_ _  _ _"
+puts "\\__)||__/  |  \\__/|_)(-| )__)(-(-_)  || )|_(-| | (_|(_(-"
+puts "                  |                                     "
+puts "                                                  *tcl(OpenSees::GetVersion)"
+puts "Analysis summary"
+puts ""
 *set var IntvNum=0
 *loop intervals
 *set var IntvNum=operation(IntvNum+1)
@@ -335,6 +338,8 @@ puts "Interval *IntvNum : *IntvData(Analysis_type) - *\
 *endif
 *end intervals
 puts ""
+puts "----------------"
+puts ""
 set time_start [clock seconds]
 puts "Starting analysis at [clock format $time_start -format %H:%M:%S]\n"
 *set var IntvNum=0
@@ -348,14 +353,14 @@ puts "Starting analysis at [clock format $time_start -format %H:%M:%S]\n"
 #
 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
-puts "Running interval *IntvNum ...\n"
+puts "Running interval *IntvNum\n"
 *include bas\Actions\Loads.bas
 *include bas\Analysis\UpdateMaterialStage.bas
 *include bas\Analysis\UpdateParameters.bas
 
 # recording the initial status
 
-record;
+record
 
 *include bas\Analysis\Analyze.bas
 *if(IntvData(Keep_this_loading_active_until_the_end_of_analysis,int)==1)
@@ -381,11 +386,68 @@ setTime *IntvData(Time_to_be_set,real)
 
 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
+set hour 0.0
+set minute 0.0
+set second 0.0
 set time_end [clock seconds]
 set analysisTime [expr $time_end-$time_start]
+
 puts "Analysis finished at [clock format $time_end -format %H:%M:%S]\n"
-puts "Analysis time : $analysisTime seconds"
+
+if {$analysisTime<60} {
+    if {$analysisTime==0} {
+        puts "Analysis time : less than one second"
+    } elseif {$analysisTime==1} {
+        puts "Analysis time : 1 second"
+    } else {
+        puts "Analysis time : $analysisTime seconds"
+    }
+
+}  elseif {$analysisTime<3600} {
+    set minutes [expr $analysisTime/60]
+    set seconds [expr $analysisTime%60]
+
+    if {$minutes==1} {
+        puts -nonewline "Analysis time : 1 minute"
+    } else {
+        puts -nonewline "Analysis time : $minutes minutes"
+    }
+
+    if {$seconds==0} {
+        puts ""
+    } elseif {$seconds==1} {
+        puts " and 1 second"
+    } else {
+        puts " and $seconds seconds"
+    }
+
+} else  {
+    set hours [expr $analysisTime/3600]
+    set minutes [expr ($analysisTime%3600)/60]
+    set seconds [expr ($analysisTime%3600)%60]
+
+    if {$hours==1} {
+        puts -nonewline "Analysis time : 1 hour"
+    } else {
+        puts -nonewline "Analysis time : $hours hours"
+    }
+
+    if {$minutes==0} {
+    } elseif {$minute==1} {
+        puts -nonewline ", 1 minute"
+    } else {
+        puts -nonewline ", $minutes minutes"
+    }
+
+    if {$seconds==0} {
+        puts ""
+    } elseif {$second==1} {
+        puts " and 1 second"
+    } else {
+        puts " and $seconds seconds"
+    }
+}
 *#
 *# Metadata
 *#
-*include bas\Model\Meta.bas
+*include bas\Model\Meta.bas

OpenSees.cnd

@@ -223,10 +223,10 @@ QUESTION: Uniform_load_acting_in_local_y_direction#UNITS#
 VALUE: 0.0 kN/m
 QUESTION: Uniform_load_acting_in_local_z_direction#UNITS#
 VALUE: 0.0 kN/m
-QUESTION: _#CB#(Hover_mouse_for_local_axes_info)
-VALUE: Hover for local axes info
-STATE: DISABLED
-HELP: LOCAL AXES INFO\n\nThe local-x longitudinal axis is always specified by the positive element direction (View -> Normals -> Lines)\n\nIN A 2D PROBLEM :\n\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z axis coincides with the global Z axis direction\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nIN A 3D PROBLEM :\n\nVERTICAL axis is user-specified (Y or Z) in Modeling Options\n\nFor a horizontal element :\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z coincides with the direction of the defined VERTICAL axis (global Y or Z)\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nFor a vertical element :\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z positive direction coincides with the global X axis negative direction\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nFor an oblique element :\nVector Vecxz has the direction of the defined VERTICAL axis (global Y or Z)\nLocal-x axis direction (Vx) coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-y axis direction (Vy) is found by the cross product Vy = Vecxz x Vx\nLocal-z axis direction (Vz) is found by the cross product Vz = Vx x Vy
+QUESTION: _#CB#(_)
+VALUE:
+STATE: HIDDEN
+TKWIDGET: TK_LocalAxesInfo
 QUESTION: __#CB#(_)
 VALUE:
 STATE: HIDDEN
@@ -310,7 +310,6 @@ END CONDITION
 BOOK: Constraints
 
 
-
 CONDITION: Point_Equal_constraint_master_node
 CONDTYPE: over points
 CONDMESHTYPE: over nodes

OpenSees.mat

@@ -298,6 +298,7 @@ QUESTION: Initial_hardening
 VALUE: 0.4
 QUESTION: Pinching_factor_for_the_cyclic_slip_vs_bar_response
 VALUE: 0.5
+TKWIDGET: TK_MaterialWikiInfo
 END MATERIAL
 
 
@@ -1197,10 +1198,10 @@ STATE: HIDDEN
 QUESTION: Shear_modulus_G#UNITS#
 VALUE: 11.66666667 GPa
 TITLE: Section_properties
-QUESTION: _#CB#(Hover_for_local_axes_info)
-VALUE: Hover for local axes info
-STATE: DISABLED
-HELP: LOCAL AXES INFO\n\nThe local-x longitudinal axis is always specified by the positive element direction (View -> Normals -> Lines)\nShown in figure are the element transverse local-y and local-z axes\n\nIN A 2D PROBLEM :\n\nHeight refers to the local-y axis\nWidth refers to the local-z axis\n\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z axis coincides with the global Z axis direction\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nIN A 3D PROBLEM :\n\nVERTICAL axis is user-specified (Y or Z) in Modeling Options\n\nHeight refers to the local-z axis\nWidth refers to the local-y axis\n\nFor a horizontal element :\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z coincides with the direction of the defined VERTICAL axis (global Y or Z)\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nFor a vertical element :\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z positive direction coincides with the global X axis negative direction\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nFor an oblique element :\nVector Vecxz has the direction of the defined VERTICAL axis (global Y or Z)\nLocal-x axis direction (Vx) coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-y axis direction (Vy) is found by the cross product Vy = Vecxz x Vx\nLocal-z axis direction (Vz) is found by the cross product Vz = Vx x Vy
+QUESTION: _#CB#(_)
+VALUE:
+STATE: HIDDEN
+TKWIDGET: TK_LocalAxesInfo
 QUESTION: Cross_section#CB#(Rectangular,Tee,Circular,General)
 VALUE: Rectangular
 DEPENDENCIES: (Rectangular,RESTORE,Height_h,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Width_B,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Diameter_d,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Height_hf,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Width_bf,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Width_bw,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Area_A,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Moment_of_inertia_about_local-y_Iyy,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Moment_of_inertia_about_local-z_Izz,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Torsional_moment_of_inertia_Iyz,#CURRENT#)
@@ -1263,10 +1264,10 @@ QUESTION: Compatible_materials:#CB#(_)
 VALUE: Concrete uniaxial materials/InitStrain/InitStress/Steel uniaxial materials
 TKWIDGET: TK_SectionWikiInfo
 TITLE: Section_properties
-QUESTION: _#CB#(Hover_for_local_axes_info)
-VALUE: Hover for local axes info
-STATE: DISABLED
-HELP: LOCAL AXES INFO\n\nThe local-x longitudinal axis is always specified by the positive element direction (View -> Normals -> Lines)\nShown in figure are the element transverse local-y and local-z axes\n\nIN A 2D PROBLEM :\n\nHeight refers to the local-y axis\nWidth refers to the local-z axis\n\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z axis coincides with the global Z axis direction\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nIN A 3D PROBLEM :\n\nVERTICAL axis is user-specified (Y or Z) in Modeling Options\n\nHeight refers to the local-z axis\nWidth refers to the local-y axis\n\nFor a horizontal element :\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z coincides with the direction of the defined VERTICAL axis (global Y or Z)\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nFor a vertical element :\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z positive direction coincides with the global X axis negative direction\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nFor an oblique element :\nVector Vecxz has the direction of the defined VERTICAL axis (global Y or Z)\nLocal-x axis direction (Vx) coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-y axis direction (Vy) is found by the cross product Vy = Vecxz x Vx\nLocal-z axis direction (Vz) is found by the cross product Vz = Vx x Vy
+QUESTION: _#CB#(_)
+VALUE:
+STATE: HIDDEN
+TKWIDGET: TK_LocalAxesInfo
 QUESTION: Cross_section#CB#(Rectangular_Column,Rectangular_Beam,Tee_Beam,Circular_Column,Bridge_Deck)
 VALUE: Rectangular_Column
 DEPENDENCIES: (Rectangular_Column,RESTORE,Core_material,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Cover_material,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Reinforcing_bar_material,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Width_bf,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bottom_beam_bar_area,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bottom_beam_bar_size,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bottom_beam_bars,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Slab_bar_area,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Top_beam_bar_area,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Web_width_bw,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Slab_thickness_hf,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Top_beam_bars,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Slab_bars,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Slab_bar_size,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Top_beam_bar_size,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Top_bars,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bottom_bars,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Top_bar_size,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bottom_bar_size,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Top_bar_area,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bottom_bar_area,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bar_area,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Height_h,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Width_b,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Diameter_d,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bars_along_arc,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bar_size,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Fibers_in_the_circumferential_direction,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Fibers_in_the_radial_direction,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Bars_along_z_axis_face,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Bars_along_y_axis_face,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Corner_bar_size,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Middle_bar_size,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Corner_bar_area,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Middle_bar_area,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Fibers_in_local_z_direction,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Fibers_in_local_y_direction,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Top_slab_width_wt,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bottom_slab_width_wb,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Top_slab_thickness_ts1,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bottom_slab_thickness_ts2,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Height_hv,#CURRENT#,HIDE,External_web_thickness_tw,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Include_additional_part,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Solid_Section,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bars_on_top_layer_of_top_slab,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bars_on_bottom_layer_of_top_slab,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bars_on_top_layer_of_bottom_slab,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bars_on_bottom_layer_of_bottom_slab,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bars_along_beam_height,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bars_along_beam_width,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Top_slab_bar_size,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bottom_slab_bar_size,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Top_slab_bar_area,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bottom_slab_bar_area,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Fibers_along_top_slab_width,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Fibers_along_top_slab_thickness,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Fibers_along_bottom_slab_width,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Fibers_along_bottom_slab_thickness,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Fibers_along_external_web_thickness,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Fibers_along_internal_web_thickness,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Fibers_along_web_height,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Main_section_material,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Top_slab_reinforcing_bar_material,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Bottom_slab_reinforcing_bar_material,#CURRENT#)
@@ -1572,10 +1573,10 @@ QUESTION: Compatible_materials:#CB#(_)
 VALUE: Concrete uniaxial materials/InitStrain/InitStress/Steel uniaxial materials
 TKWIDGET: TK_SectionWikiInfo
 TITLE: Section_properties
-QUESTION: _#CB#(Hover_for_local_axes_info)
-VALUE: Hover for local axes info
-STATE: DISABLED
-HELP: LOCAL AXES INFO\n\nThe local-x longitudinal axis is always specified by the positive element direction (View -> Normals -> Lines)\nShown in figure are the element transverse local-y and local-z axes\n\nIN A 2D PROBLEM :\n\nHeight refers to the local-y axis\nWidth refers to the local-z axis\n\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z axis coincides with the global Z axis direction\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nIN A 3D PROBLEM :\n\nVERTICAL axis is user-specified (Y or Z) in Modeling Options\n\nHeight refers to the local-z axis\nWidth refers to the local-y axis\n\nFor a horizontal element :\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z coincides with the direction of the defined VERTICAL axis (global Y or Z)\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nFor a vertical element :\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z positive direction coincides with the global X axis negative direction\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nFor an oblique element :\nVector Vecxz has the direction of the defined VERTICAL axis (global Y or Z)\nLocal-x axis direction (Vx) coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-y axis direction (Vy) is found by the cross product Vy = Vecxz x Vx\nLocal-z axis direction (Vz) is found by the cross product Vz = Vx x Vy
+QUESTION: _#CB#(_)
+VALUE:
+STATE: HIDDEN
+TKWIDGET: TK_LocalAxesInfo
 QUESTION: Left_subsection(-y_direction):#CB#(_)
 VALUE:
 TKWIDGET: FiberInt::CheckFieldValues
@@ -1774,10 +1775,10 @@ QUESTION: Material#MAT#(Multidimensional_(nD)_Materials)
 VALUE: Elastic_Isotropic
 TKWIDGET: EBC::CheckMaterial
 TITLE: Section_properties
-QUESTION: _#CB#(Hover_for_local_axes_info)
-VALUE: Hover for local axes info
-STATE: DISABLED
-HELP: LOCAL AXES INFO\n\nThe local-x longitudinal axis is always specified by the positive element direction (View -> Normals -> Lines)\nShown in figure are the element transverse local-y and local-z axes\n\nIN A 2D PROBLEM :\n\nHeight refers to the local-y axis\nWidth refers to the local-z axis\n\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z axis coincides with the global Z axis direction\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nIN A 3D PROBLEM :\n\nVERTICAL axis is user-specified (Y or Z) in Modeling Options\n\nHeight refers to the local-z axis\nWidth refers to the local-y axis\n\nFor a horizontal element :\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z coincides with the direction of the defined VERTICAL axis (global Y or Z)\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nFor a vertical element :\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z positive direction coincides with the global X axis negative direction\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nFor an oblique element :\nVector Vecxz has the direction of the defined VERTICAL axis (global Y or Z)\nLocal-x axis direction (Vx) coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-y axis direction (Vy) is found by the cross product Vy = Vecxz x Vx\nLocal-z axis direction (Vz) is found by the cross product Vz = Vx x Vy
+QUESTION: _#CB#(_)
+VALUE:
+STATE: HIDDEN
+TKWIDGET: TK_LocalAxesInfo
 QUESTION: Cross_section#CB#(Rectangular,Tee,Circular,General)
 VALUE: Rectangular
 DEPENDENCIES: (Rectangular,RESTORE,Height_h,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Width_B,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Diameter_d,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Height_hf,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Width_bf,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Width_bw,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Area_A,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Moment_of_inertia_about_local-y_Iyy,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Moment_of_inertia_about_local-z_Izz,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Torsional_moment_of_inertia_Iyz,#CURRENT#)
@@ -1843,10 +1844,10 @@ QUESTION: Material#MAT#(Multidimensional_(nD)_Materials)
 VALUE: Elastic_Isotropic
 TKWIDGET: EBC::CheckMaterial
 TITLE: Section_properties
-QUESTION: _#CB#(Hover_for_local_axes_info)
-VALUE: Hover for local axes info
-STATE: DISABLED
-HELP: LOCAL AXES INFO\n\nThe local-x longitudinal axis is always specified by the positive element direction (View -> Normals -> Lines)\nShown in figure are the element transverse local-y and local-z axes\n\nIN A 2D PROBLEM :\n\nHeight refers to the local-y axis\nWidth refers to the local-z axis\n\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z axis coincides with the global Z axis direction\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nIN A 3D PROBLEM :\n\nVERTICAL axis is user-specified (Y or Z) in Modeling Options\n\nHeight refers to the local-z axis\nWidth refers to the local-y axis\n\nFor a horizontal element :\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z coincides with the direction of the defined VERTICAL axis (global Y or Z)\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nFor a vertical element :\nLocal-x axis coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-z positive direction coincides with the global X axis negative direction\nLocal-y axis is found by the right hand rule\n\nFor an oblique element :\nVector Vecxz has the direction of the defined VERTICAL axis (global Y or Z)\nLocal-x axis direction (Vx) coincides with the element positive direction\nLocal-y axis direction (Vy) is found by the cross product Vy = Vecxz x Vx\nLocal-z axis direction (Vz) is found by the cross product Vz = Vx x Vy
+QUESTION: _#CB#(_)
+VALUE:
+STATE: HIDDEN
+TKWIDGET: TK_LocalAxesInfo
 QUESTION: Cross_section#CB#(Rectangular,Tee,Circular,General)
 VALUE: Rectangular
 DEPENDENCIES: (Rectangular,RESTORE,Height_h,#CURRENT#,RESTORE,Width_B,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Diameter_d,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Height_hf,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Width_bf,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Width_bw,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Area_A,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Moment_of_inertia_about_local-y_Iyy,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Moment_of_inertia_about_local-z_Izz,#CURRENT#,HIDE,Torsional_moment_of_inertia_Iyz,#CURRENT#)