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Thank you very much!
I tried to solve it this way, I attach the file below.

I have another question: is it possible to create a single folder that collects all these .out files and has a specific name, as in the recorder?

Dear Team STKO,
I have a question regarding the creation of output files using custom command:
I added two regions of nodes using the selection sets created on purpose, then I used the costum command to record acceleration at nodes. In the selection sets I added more then one node (I added a ...

Given the material properties and the input frequency, the wavelength is about 6 km!

If the shear wave velocity of the bedrock is 800 m/s and the frequency of the input motion is 0,6 Hz (I have to use the peak frequency, don't I?) lambda should be about 1,3 km , isn't it?

Thanks for your patience.

Thank you for your prompt reply!

So I could increase the depth of the bedrock or use a ricker wavelet with a shorter wavelength as input, is that right?
In STKO's pre processor is there the possibility to know what the input wavelength is, given the material properties and the input frequency? Or ...

Thank you for the reply!
I have one more question if you don't mind:
the results we get are the same as if there was only one layer of bedrock (1); I would have expected something different like what I get in the model I have attached below (2), where I changed the values of:
- Soil Elastic Modulus ...

Dear team STKO,
I built a model of a soil domain formed by a soil deposit on a bedrock layer (the geometry was built with Python API and then I did the merge operation).
As input, I used a Ricker Wavelet with dominant frequency 0.6 Hz and PGA 0.2 g: I considered an acceleration history at the free ...

Thank you for the reply and thanks for the suggestions!

Dear STKO team,
I'm starting from the scratch in using both STKO and Python programmig language.
I need to do gravity analysis on a soil domain which is formed by a soil deposit on top of a bedrock layer.
I built the geometry of the 2D model with Python API, then I drew construction lines to get ...