Breaking Changes Between v16 and v17 lists functions and enumerations that have been renamed in SAP2000v17.

These obsolete functions have been superseded, but continue to be included to accommodate backwards compatibility.

Obsolete Functions are the result of changes to the software or the API.

These examples are more extensive than those included with the documentation of each function.

Example Code provides programming examples using the CSI API.CSI API Functions identifies each function available in the API and provides an example of how the function might be called using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA).Getting Started briefly explains how to use the CSi API and how the CSi API functions are documented.Release Notes explain recent changes in the API, and include instructions for users on how to update their client applications.This documentation is organized into the following main categories: Getting Started, CSi API Functions, and Example Code. Detailed examples are provided for several popular programming languages, including C#, Python, MATLAB, and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), which is included in programs such as Microsoft Excel. Most major programming languages can be used to access SAP2000 and CSiBridge through the API. It also allows users to link SAP2000 or CSiBridge with third-party software, providing a path for two-way exchange of model information with other programs. The CSi Application Programming Interface (API) is a powerful tool that allows users to automate many of the processes required to build, analyze, and design models and to obtain customized analysis and design results.

Csi sap2000 v17