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1 year ago Hello Jaakko,
it looks strange indeed. Can you reproduce the bug for a simply supported beam? When you internalize the model and then deserialize it again: is the bug still there? If yes, can you send me the internalized model? Or: can you send me a definition reduced to the bare minimum which shows the bug which I can use for debugging?
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I am running Karamba analysis with C#. I displayed results in grasshopper with BeamViewer. Comparing deflections and moments seems to be the same with another Karamba model which I am running with on grasshopper canvas. The only thing that confuses me is those result meshes.
I'm probably doing something wrong, but I don't know what.
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I am running Karamba analysis with C#. I displayed results in grasshopper with BeamViewer. Comparing deflections and moments seems to be the same with another Karamba model which I am running with on grasshopper canvas. The only thing that confuses me is those result meshes.
I'm probably doing something wrong, but I don't know what.