I need someone suggestions for running OpenSEES and performing analyses using MATLAB, since the use of MATLAB can provide graphic interface easily.
Does anyone write code in MATLAB or use MATLAB for connecting MATLAB?
Please help me regarding implementation of OpenSEES from MATLAB.
Dear Baikuntha
There is a simple line of command to run OpenSees through Matlab:
!OpenSees.exe "Filename".tcl
You just have to :
1- Create a folder, put your M file, tcl file and a copy of opensees.exe in it.
2-write that line of command in your M file. just remember to use the exact name of exe file for the first part and the exact name of tcl file for the second part of this command.
3-Define the path of created folder in "Set Path" part of Matlab.
If you needed to put or remove a text from tcl file using matlab, take a look at "dlmwrite" command in matlab help.
Good Luck
Hi ,
There is a toolbox in MATLAB called "OpenSees Pre- and Post- Processing" , try and see this link, please"
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/6113-opensees-pre-and-post-processing
there is a useful "The OpenSees Community" belong to Berkeley University, you might find it useful:
http://opensees.berkeley.edu/community/viewtopic.php?p=31333
Please download the following files ( I could not uploaded for you here) but I put the links for you:
1- http://archt.xmu.edu.cn/opensees/programming/OpenSees_Tutorial.pdf
2- http://www.series.upatras.gr/sites/default/files/Deliverable_D13_2(1).pdf
Dear Baikuntha
There is a simple line of command to run OpenSees through Matlab:
!OpenSees.exe "Filename".tcl
You just have to :
1- Create a folder, put your M file, tcl file and a copy of opensees.exe in it.
2-write that line of command in your M file. just remember to use the exact name of exe file for the first part and the exact name of tcl file for the second part of this command.
3-Define the path of created folder in "Set Path" part of Matlab.
If you needed to put or remove a text from tcl file using matlab, take a look at "dlmwrite" command in matlab help.
Good Luck
Hi,
Thank you Hazim and Behnam for providing different options to run OpenSees from Matlab. I hope these links and tools will help for my research.
I appreciate for your valuable information with detail instruction to follow that will help me run the program conveniently.
Hi Behnam,
The matlab shows the following message;
'OpenSees.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
I follow above-mentioned three steps exactly, but the matlab did not run the file.
Dear Baikuntha,
Please try the procedure that Behnam has mentioned. This time try writing down like this:
! opensees.exe *******.tcl
where it is just needed to put your tcl file name beside of *******.
I wish it helps to solve the problem.
Bests,
Reza
Dear Reza and Behnam,
Thanks you all. It works after following what you advice me.
Baikuntha Silwal ....Good question… Please check references below.. hope it will be helpful for you…
Regards…
http://opensees.berkeley.edu/OpenSees/workshops/OpenSeesDays2013/A2_OpenSeesTCL.pdf
https://wiki.canterbury.ac.nz/download/attachments/52691705/introduction.pdf?version=1&modificationDate=1490568468003&api=v2
You can use http://OPENSEES.NET
running opensees in matlab
Weight Optimization of 10-bar truss structure with MATLAB
http://opensees.net/blog/OpenSees-dot-NET-weight-Optimization-of-10-bar-truss-structure-with-MATLAB
@Reza allahvirduzade
I do what you say but I received above error yet.
Error: 'OpenSees.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
Hosnieh Tavakoli
Copy the OpenSees.exe into the MATLAB current folder.
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