Dear STKO team, I built a simple prefabricated frame with STKO, but there was an error when running it that I did not encounter, can you tell me how to solve it?
I really need your help and it will determine whether I will be criticized for my next group meeting. Thank you!
What does this error mean
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What does this error mean
Last edited by [email protected] on Wed Sep 27, 2023 4:01 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: What does this error mean
There are some mistakes:
- Rigid Links are connected to floating nodes, and not to the beams. I merged them.
- The rigid link should be of type Beam, not bar
- Before the eigen, use a dummy analysis (0 stesp, no wipeAnalysis) to use the penalty method. You have overlapping rigidLinks and equalDOFs on same nodes
- Do the same update on the dynamic analysis
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Re: What does this error mean
Thanks for the reply, this is so important to me, thank you!
I wonder how you do it with multiple points using the same interaction, is there a quick way to do this? I wanted to develop this structure into a multi-layered and multi-span framework, but there were so many interactions that it took me a lot of time, and it was difficult for me to spot omissions in the process.
I wonder how you do it with multiple points using the same interaction, is there a quick way to do this? I wanted to develop this structure into a multi-layered and multi-span framework, but there were so many interactions that it took me a lot of time, and it was difficult for me to spot omissions in the process.
Re: What does this error mean
You can simply create an interaction, select all masters, right click, select all slaves.
Just remember the rule: every slave will be attached to the nearest master
Just remember the rule: every slave will be attached to the nearest master