@@christianslotboom2623 Wonderful loool I think these two can be good segues into more advanced topics: Quasi-static cyclic analysis of a multi-story 2D moment-resisting (or braced) frame. Pushover analysis of a space truss. And I'm champing at the bit for your IDA video :D
Thanks for the suggestion! Pushover and quasi cyclic analyses a really good idea - that's where the next videos will be. Do you find it pretty easy to generalize these concepts to your models, or is it useful to see examples on actual buildings? I've generally been trying to keep models pretty small for practical reasons.
@@christianslotboom2623 Hello again and welcome back! I'm sure the videos will be great. Regarding your question, not only do I find them easy to generalize to my own models, I also think detailed and more complicated models are far more useful, especially in code-based software like OpenSees. Wonderful to know you're keeping your channel alive : ) P.S.: I'm still keeping an eye out for that IDA video we talked about ;)
From now onwards I am your student, you make things really easy to understand. Would you tell me how to show a window/panes of output files? Like you have on the extreme left? I tried from view>panes>checking all but it appeared nowhere.
Great Job, I love your tutorials! I think it would make sense to call the function GetRecorders instead of GetRecordersPushover just to be consistent for both gravity and pushover analysis
Another awesome video. Keep it up man. Well done!
Hey, thanks! I'm glad you're finding the content useful.
Feel free to let me know if you have any requests as we build up to that IDA haha.
@@christianslotboom2623 Wonderful loool
I think these two can be good segues into more advanced topics:
Quasi-static cyclic analysis of a multi-story 2D moment-resisting (or braced) frame.
Pushover analysis of a space truss.
And I'm champing at the bit for your IDA video :D
Thanks for the suggestion! Pushover and quasi cyclic analyses a really good idea - that's where the next videos will be.
Do you find it pretty easy to generalize these concepts to your models, or is it useful to see examples on actual buildings? I've generally been trying to keep models pretty small for practical reasons.
@@christianslotboom2623 Hello again and welcome back!
I'm sure the videos will be great.
Regarding your question, not only do I find them easy to generalize to my own models, I also think detailed and more complicated models are far more useful, especially in code-based software like OpenSees.
Wonderful to know you're keeping your channel alive : )
P.S.: I'm still keeping an eye out for that IDA video we talked about ;)
Good Job, excellent tutorial.
Thanks so much!
From now onwards I am your student, you make things really easy to understand. Would you tell me how to show a window/panes of output files? Like you have on the extreme left? I tried from view>panes>checking all but it appeared nowhere.
Great Job, I love your tutorials! I think it would make sense to call the function GetRecorders instead of GetRecordersPushover just to be consistent for both gravity and pushover analysis
I am getting a warning as "Reloaded modules: ModelFunctions"