the plugin now works thanks to Andrey . Unfortunately the diagrams are made exclusively in imperial units; this greatly limits the use and, if I understand correctly, the author has not expressed his intention to continue the maintenance .

sergio

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exclusively in imperial units

Such a joke ! Like the Congress that has not yet defined pi [3 or 4].

Hi everyone,
I have been using Smath for many years, but this is my first time writing to the forum

I have a problem with Structural Beam Analysis plugin. I download the Beam Analysis Input Guide from Extansions Manager and didn't change anything in the Smath file.



I couldn't figure out what is causing this situation. Do you have any idea?

Thanks in advance,

work fine for me, maybe -->

This worksheet requires that the associated Plugin (Structural Beam Analysis
Utility Functions by Redem Legaspi Jr.) be downloaded and enabled from SMath
Studio Extension Manager tool.

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work fine for me, maybe -->

This worksheet requires that the associated Plugin (Structural Beam Analysis
Utility Functions by Redem Legaspi Jr.) be downloaded and enabled from SMath
Studio Extension Manager tool.

Thank you for your reply. The plugin was already enabled.

It's like there's a missing data

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Hello.

Sources of Beam Analysis Utility Functions stored on SMath server but author of a plug-in asked not to share them.
Several days ago I've got permissions to fix an issue.

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Could somebody help me with that?

Plug-in functionality restored now. Tested ok with all available sample worksheets.
New version of a plug-in available using Extensions Manager.

Best regards.

Hi Andrey,

is this plugin source still not shareable? I wanted to modify some of the plotting for my use, such as showing on plot SI units or no unit at all.

Regards

You can use dotPeek to decompile c# assembly (BeamAnalysisUtilityFunctions.dll). Based on these sources, you can write your own plugin. It will be difficult, but you will be able to realize your ideas.