In this tutorial, we'll take you through the complete process of implementing a custom material model into OpenSees source code. Follow along as we provide stepbystep instructions on integrating this custom material model into the OpenSees source code, creating a command for it, and developing custom opensees.Pyd and OpenSees.exe files.

Once the implementation is complete, we'll delve into performance analysis, comparing "Steel01Modified" with the standard "Steel01" using the UniaxialMaterial model tester in OpenSeesPy with Spyder IDE. Additionally, we'll demonstrate how to conduct a pushover analysis with "Steel01Modified" using both Jupyter notebook and Spyder IDE.

Whether you're a structural engineer, researcher, or enthusiast interested in advanced material modeling, this tutorial will equip you with the knowledge and skills to customize material models in OpenSees and analyze their performance effectively.

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