By definition, polishing is a process of making ever smaller changes. While we’ll never be finished, this release serves to further polish OpenVSP.  There are tons of fixes and small features.  There might not be one huge feature – but … Continue reading →

Coming just a month after the previous release, this release is heavy on bug fixes with just a couple features thrown in. The fixes are widespread — everyone should update to take advantage. Not a lot else to say — … Continue reading →

Have you checked out the OpenVSP Ground School yet? You should. When Justin suggested we should pull together the pending changes and roll another release, I don’t think either one of us expected there to be this much. While the … Continue reading →

The Open Vehicle Sketch Pad online training program is now available! This early release is intended to provide basic instruction to users of all experience levels but will be most useful for those new to OpenVSP. The content within this … Continue reading →

The registration form for the 2020 OpenVSP Workshop is now live.  Participation is limited, so register early to ensure your spot. More information is available on the 2020 OpenVSP Workshop website.

OpenVSP 3.20.1 includes a few bug fixes. Most importantly, one that fixes a problem introduced in 3.20.0 that causes some models (saved in 3.20) to open up wrong. The other bug fixes are a bit more longstanding and subtle. But … Continue reading →

The 2020 OpenVSP Workshop will be hosted by NASA Langley Research Center! This year we are hosting the event at the National Institute of Aerospace located at 100 Exploration Way Hampton, VA 23666. Please save the dates of September 15-17, … Continue reading →

OpenVSP 3.20 just in time for 2020! Start off the new year with a new version with one really cool feature (Smart Input) and a bunch of fixes. Overall, this update is very small. It wouldn’t cause a .20 bump … Continue reading →

Right on the heels of .0, 3.19.1 is mostly about tidying up a few loose ends. There are a few bug fixes and some documentation improvements. Most significantly, if you’re interested in using VSPAERO to analyze a case with rotating … Continue reading →

This release comes with three highly anticipated new features:  VSPAERO 6.0.0, the Generic XSec Editor, and Doxygen-generated API documentation. Dozens of smaller improvements and fixes are included as well, so upgrading is highly recommended. A significant portion of this effort … Continue reading →