S2W5-Alex

 

- had to add two launch configurations, then go to bin and input the febio_spec 4.0 to get it to show

-materials did some more research on materials Neohookean can be used: Neo-Hookean hyperelastic model for nonlinear finite element analysis | by WELSIM - Engineering Simulation Software | Medium

-went through the different material categories to try and find which could be imported 

- attempted to download FEBio SDK to import material for coding will be using GDB (stated you just need a c++ compiler )

FEBio: Building a Plugin

Downloads – FEBio Software Suite

GDB online Debugger | Compiler - Code, Compile, Run, Debug online C, C++ (onlinegdb.com) 

-didn't download because it was glitching and want to make sure it is safe 

Section 4.1 Elastic Solids | FEBio Documentation



Units:Section 1.4 Units in FEBio | FEBio Documentation


Global Refinement – FEBio Software Suite

-After trying many tutorials running FEBio does not work I will be asking Fady to see if his worked 


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