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OpenSeesX

OpenSeesX runs OpenSees from MATLAB, Python and Julia, with GPU solvers, interactive visualization and extension commands.

This is an early placeholder release that reserves the package name. It does not contain the analysis engine yet. The first working release will follow; see https://github.com/yexiang92/OpenSeesX.

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