Answer:
The following code shows how to get different calculation parameters via the COM interface. It also shows how to specify the setting for deactivating shear stiffness: ' get model interface Set iApp = iModel.GetApplication() iApp.LockLicense ' get calculation interface Dim iCalc As RFEM5.ICalculation2 Set iCalc = iModel.GetCalculation ' get surface bending theory Dim calc_bend As RFEM5.BendingTheoryType calc_bend = iCalc.GetBendingTheory ' get settings for nonlinearities Dim calc_nl As RFEM5.CalculationNonlinearities calc_nl = iCalc.GetNonlinearities ' get precision and tolerance settings Dim calc_prec As RFEM5.PrecisionAndTolerance calc_prec = iCalc.GetPrecisionAndTolerance ' get calculation settings Dim calc_sets As RFEM5.CalculationSettings calc_sets = iCalc.GetSettings ' get calculation options Dim calc_opts As RFEM5.CalculationOptions calc_opts = iCalc.GetOptions ' set ShearStiffness to false calc_opts.ShearStiffness = False iCalc.SetOptions calc_opts
Under Downloads, you can find the EXCEL macro.