Hi all,
I tried 'run Analysis' in STKO for my 1d consolidation model. I selected a openseesolver OpenSees3.5.0. under kits--> manual selection.
After clicking on the 'run analysis', a file selection window opened, i selected the file and the solver window pops up. However, it states that it couldn't read any file (couldn't read file "": no such file or directory
Press any key to continue . . .). I checked my selected file, and the tcl files of the model is inside. There is also another 'Run Solver'.
How can I ensure that my model is running in the OpenSees Solver? Thank you for your help!
RE; couldn't read file "": no such file or directory
Re: RE; couldn't read file "": no such file or directory
It looks like you are using a custom OpenSees.
Don't forget to put the #1 string after your opensees executable. The #1 string is a placeholder that STKO replaces with the tcl file name to run. If you omit it, it will show the error you mentioned.
Moreover, if your OpenSees solver is a parallel OpenSeesMP, you should also include the #2 placeholder that STKO replaces with the number of processors
Don't forget to put the #1 string after your opensees executable. The #1 string is a placeholder that STKO replaces with the tcl file name to run. If you omit it, it will show the error you mentioned.
Moreover, if your OpenSees solver is a parallel OpenSeesMP, you should also include the #2 placeholder that STKO replaces with the number of processors
Re: RE; couldn't read file "": no such file or directory
It worked. Thank you:)STKO Team wrote: ↑Mon Sep 25, 2023 7:56 amIt looks like you are using a custom OpenSees.
Don't forget to put the #1 string after your opensees executable. The #1 string is a placeholder that STKO replaces with the tcl file name to run. If you omit it, it will show the error you mentioned.
Moreover, if your OpenSees solver is a parallel OpenSeesMP, you should also include the #2 placeholder that STKO replaces with the number of processors
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Re: RE; couldn't read file "": no such file or directory
You're welcome