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Issue with the proxy server #127

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WeberMarius opened this issue Mar 21, 2023 · 4 comments
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Issue with the proxy server #127

WeberMarius opened this issue Mar 21, 2023 · 4 comments

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@WeberMarius
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I work on implementing new mechanical models in Compas fea 1 using Ansys as Backend.
It works really fine, but when I install the packages on another PC (including all required compas/compasFEA packages) the Proxy Server cannot be started (all 99 attempts seem to fail), or the following message appears:

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Can someone help me out of this issue or give me some advances to solve it?

Thanks a lot

@franaudo
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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 script engine from the Rhino python editor and try again

@WeberMarius
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Yes, compas FEA is installed. The preprocessing and the solver work fine (where I also use compas FEA). But if I use rhino.plot_data, the message posted above occurs.

@franaudo
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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

@WeberMarius
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I made several adjustments in compas and compas_fea1 so that the backend (Ansys) and the new structural models work. These changes are not pushed on the main compas, compas_fea1 repositories since the packages are under development, and I have to check them for general functionality. The best is to download compas, compas_fea and the strucenglib_snippets from our fork on https://github.com/StrucEng-Library-kfmresearch. Please use the branch "ansys". Thanks for your support!

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