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OpenSeesPy postprocessing and plotting module

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Please guide me with this error!!! I face this error when using: "opsv.plot_model()" "UnboundLocalError: local variable 'm_type' referenced before assignment" the code line that I used: "opsv.plot_model(node_labels=1,element_labels=0,node_supports=True,fig_wi_he=(40,15),fmt_model=\ {'color': [0.5,0.5,0.5],'linestyle':'solid','linewidth':1.2,'marker':'.','markersize':5})" Thank...

Hello everyone; I want to show stress some quad elements. sig_out_per_node() takes account all elements. But I want to take just some elements. For example: In opsvis web site, there...

Fix fib_sec_list_to_cmds() and plot_fiber_section()

Hi, it seems that the current version of opsvis(1.0.2) called an unknown attribute 'getNDM' from openseespy? I had the error when i run 'opsv.plot_defo()'. May you can fix it. Thanks...

Running into a crash in this section: https://github.com/sewkokot/opsvis/blob/04c12f7473b4c06e2d6825ae0fc267cf14b9036e/opsvis/model.py#L474 For grids (and other structures), there are often some supports that are arbitrary restraints of DOFs and not just "fixed" or "pinned"....

This error happens when using big material tag numbers that are larger than the size of matcolor list. Sometimes using this kind of tags (101, 102 …) is useful for...

It appears plot_model_2d checks number of element nodes (nen) to determine what to plot, but plot_model_3d checks specific element types instead of nen, so, for example ShellMITC4 elements are not...

`plot_supports_and_loads_2d()` load arrows do not behave as expected when the dimensions of the model are large, which occurs when inch or mm units are used. Specifically, there are two issues:...

Certain plot customizations are much more difficult or practically impossible without access to the figure (`fig`) and axis (`ax`) objects. Using `matplotlib`'s `gcf()` and `gca()` is possible, but relying on...

Hi, I tried to use 'plot_supports_and_loads_2d()' and I got this problem when I ran the example **2d Portal Frame** from [https://opsvis.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ex_2d_portal_frame.html](url). Here is the comparison of the fig from opsvis’s...