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Of course you can. You can follow the steps in the post I sent you. But instead of creating an AnalysisStep of type "AnalysisCommand" in STKO, you can create another CustomCommand, where you just "source" your analysis script

It can be done and it is relatively easy.
We answered to a very similar problem here:
viewtopic.php?f=38&t=1640&p=2485&hilit=parametric#p2485

Your custom element recorder commands do not work because you are running the OpenSeesMP (parallel) version. It is quite difficult to write correctly those recorders for the OpenSeesMP. Because the model is partiitoned, so you would need to write 1 recorder for each partition, including only nodes/e...

I have even tried to manually extract the data through the "custom command" option, but in the .out file nothing was there except the time column. Probably you wrote it wrong. Can you share your script? And what element are you using? lso, if I want the displacement (or bending moment) at each node...

You're welcome. Happy modeling!

It should work as before, probably there is something wrong with how you selected the node and/or the analysis stage.
Check the chartData, can you see results in their tables?

Could you please post some images showing how you perform the extraction?

If you don't want the output file to be deleted automatically, you need to comment the highlighted line in the files
C:\Program Files\STKO\external_solvers\opensees\physical_properties\utils\tester\Tester1D.py (and TesterND.py for 3D materials)

The wipeAnalysis just resets the settings of the analysis (algorithm, constraint handler, analysis, etc...).
If you want to reset your model status to a "virgin" stage, you need to use the "reset" command.

If you mean uniform excitations in X and Y simultaneously, you just need to apply 2 uniformExcitation just before the dynamic analysis

There is one random color for each column-sequence.
This is the default in matplotlib.
But you can easily change the script to use your own colors, or even the same color for all column sequences.