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Javi, Thank you for your answering my question. I changed the code in scripts\customlib_extras\customlib_extras.tcl as you suggested. It worked ok after restarting GiD. Again, thanks for you help!!! Attached are the example and problemtypes used for the test. (I just wanted to share this for others ...

Escolano,

Than you so much for your answering my question. I really appreicate it.

Kenji

=== SOLVED === I've solved the problem I posted on the forum. In the spd file, I set ovm = "face_element" as follows: <!-- Traction boundary conditions --> <condition n="Trac_Bc" pn="Traction boundary conditions" ov="surface" ovm="face_element" icon=...

Hi, Starting from cmas2d_customlib.gid example, I’ve been trying to set up my own problemtype. Here, I revised the preprocess files to accomodate two editable material data sets. In GiD, I can access to and edit the two material data sets but I’m getting some error messages in GiD when moving to Cal...

Hi, I would like to set traction boundary conditions (ts1, ts2, tn) for a 3D problem. The traction is applied to element surface and, in spd file, I specify: [spd file] <!-- Traction boundary conditions --> <condition n="Trac_Bc" pn="Traction boundary conditions" ov="surface...

This is a question for clarification about the keyword, ovm. I'm trying to set displacement boundary conditions (fixed or unfixed) in my problemtype. [spd file] <!-- displacement boundary conditions --> <condition n="Disp_Bc" pn="Displacement boundary conditions" ov="surface...

Thank you, Escolano. I will follow your suggestion splittig the volume element that contains fault surface elements.

Kenji Furui
Waseda University

Dear GiD team, I'm trying to create a mesh for the rock volume that contains a small fault. For example, if I define the rock with a single volume element and the fault with a single surface element (that is located inside the rock), how can I create a 2D triangle and 3D tetrahedral elements for the...

Escolano,

Thank you so much for your prompt reply and providing the updated lib files. I was able to run the program with the updated library files successfully.

I guess I need to learn how to compile the source code for building library files in future.

Kindly Regards,

Kenji Furui

Dear All, I'm trying to use gidpost (v2.7) for my simulation model and encountering some errors as shown in the attached file. My computing environment is: IDE: Visual Studio Community 2019 Compiler: Intel Fortran Compiler Classic 2021.1.1 Platform: X64 For testing, I tried to run an example file (g...