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A 3D structural engineering finite element library for Python.

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I'd love to see functionality where the solver automatically recognizes the presence of an intermediate node within the length of a member, and internally divides the member into smaller sub-members....

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Hi Craig, I can see the code for assembling and solving FE are all written in FEModel3D.py. It might be beneficial to have the solution part of the code written...

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Thank you for open sourcing your excellent software. I was trying to learn and created these two additional examples of simple multi-span beams. If you think they would be helpful...

Sorry to come again with problems and not solutions, but i'm having some trouble with a proof-of-concept lateral stability model that i have been trying to analyse with PyNite. It...

help wanted
program limitation

First I just want to say I am very impressed with this project! I too have been writing/developing an FEA package currently as well. My primary use case is for...

question

I know it's a big one, but code checks would be useful for various material types: steel, concrete, timber, and masonry. Building a whole Excel spreadsheet to do it, then...

enhancement

Hi Graig, Hope you are doing well and hope you remember me. I have released the standardsolver beam analysis and it is getting some good reviews. It is not very...

enhancement

It will be usefull if Plate3D element can support non-uniform (trapezodial) loads. Is there any way to load Plate3D element non-uniformly that i can't see?

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The reporting template does not work in its current state, since it is using the `member.Shear` and `member.Torsion` methods. This PR updates the template to use `member.shear` and `member.torque` in...

I would like to implement rotational springs to the end of elements, just like the axial springs, and then two rotational constants around its strong and weak axis.

enhancement