Francesco Ranaudo

Hi Marius, did you install `compas_fea` in rhino? from the command line try this ``` conda activate name_of_your_environment python -m compas_rhino.install python -m compas_rhino.install -p compas_fea ``` Then reset the...

Can you please share the script you are trying to run and if necessary the rhino model? I will try to replicate the problem on my machine

you need to install `meshpy` on your environment. assuming that you installed `compas_fea` in an environment called `fea`, try this: ``` conda activate fea pip install meshpy ```

sorry for the late reply. I will have a look later today or during the weekend ;)

I have checked on my machine and the example works (I did not run the analysis because I do not have Abaqus installed, but it doesn't throw your error). Close...

this is a screenshot of my run:  as you can see it correctly initializes `meshpy` and runs the discretization algorithm. I am running it on rhino 6, but I...

So, I actually figured out the problem. It is related to something that changed in `compas` after version `1.10`. From the changelog it is not very clear why and in...

Hi @Beberger! The elements' local axes can be used only to apply loads in the *local* coordinate system. An easy **manual** fix to get what you want is as follow:...

Typical step structure for load cases: > ** STEP: Step-Name > ** > *Step, name=Step-Name, **nlgeom=NO**, perturbation > description here > *Static > ** OUTPUT REQUESTS > ** > **...