Machini4,
All claddings have to be perfectly flat for them to work. That´s your main problem concerning the wind generation. It will not generate loads on chosen claddings if they are not flat.
But this "unflatness" comes from the fact that your model has lots of "imprecise modelling" . Check below some of the truss nodes coordinates on "Cartesiano P" axis.

Probably you created the claddings with many "snaps" turned on and certainly this is the most common cause for so many imprecisions.
You should very much correct your model . Try using Edit/detailed correct .
I prefer ALWAYS to build the model snapping to nodes . Avoid snapping to grid points!!!
Correcting your nodes will automatically correct most of your bar positions. Only then you should correct your claddings .
There´s an excelent tool to check and correct cladding flatness on
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Autodesk-Robot-Structural/API-addin-checking-flatness-of-panels-conto...
Using it I was able to make most of your claddings to "receive" load from the wind generator. As you can see below , Some are still not getting wind load

This below are the messages when I ran your model just for this wind load I created.

Instability Type 1 cannot be ignored. Check the webinar 16 about instabilities on Build your Robot Structural Analysis IQ - YouTube
For good practices on panel modelling check webinars 1 an2 on the same link.
Also , there are some fixed supports on the upper levels!
There´s now a Brazilian Robot forum on
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/robot-structural-analysis/bd-p/2052
Rafael Medeiros
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