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PSUMAT - NOT DEFINED IN THIS VERSION, SOURCE CODE RESTRICTED #110

Closed alorenzom closed 1 year ago

alorenzom commented 1 year ago

Dear All

As you can see at https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1WU_9p6XGxlJQuVijpqWPP-lM9sCDsxVJ?usp=sharing I tried to run the code proposed in https://openseespydoc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/src/RCshearwall.html

I got this message

PSUMAT - NOT DEFINED IN THIS VERSION, SOURCE CODE RESTRICTED

Is there a way to use the PSUMAT in OpenSees in any language (C++, Python, C#)? Even paying for it. Or the use is restricted to the developers of the PSUMAT method?

And if it's not possible is there an implementation of a layered sheel you could use with OpenSees?

mhscott commented 1 year ago

Sorry, the source code is not available. I removed the example from OpenSeesPyDocs ... not sure if that model was ever available in OpenSeesPy.

u-anurag commented 1 year ago

I have used PSUMAT for the said example in the past and it worked with OpenSeesPy. I am not sure what happened now. PSUMAT was not available in the locally compiled OpenSees but was included in the released versions.

u-anurag commented 1 year ago

@mhscott @alorenzom I just ran this example on my machine and it still works.

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davidnmunro commented 1 year ago

Could I please request that this issue be re-opened. It was noted back in 2020 here that PSUMAT is only available on the windows version. As of today it is still not available on the linux version as far as I can see and the same error results:

"PSUMAT - Not defined in this version - source code restricted".

Could I please request that PSUMAT is added to the linux version of OpenSeesPy.

mhscott commented 1 year ago

If you want to use PSUMAT, you'll have to use the Windows version of OpenSees.exe (Tcl). The model is not longer available in OpenSeesPy.