Like the last version — not a whole lot here, but good things nonetheless. So far, it looks like the speedups from the previous version haven’t broken anything. I’ve also had more time to go back through and re-audit everything. … Continue reading →

Something unusual for OpenVSP — a new version with no new features, no bug fixes, and hopefully no changes in behavior. So why bother? I was working on presentations for the OpenVSP Workshop and I felt that some things were … Continue reading →

Mid-summer OpenVSP (at least in the Northern Hemisphere) — a handful of features and some nice bug fixes. Copy/paste of XSec and XSecCurve now works across different Geom instances and Geom types. So, you can copy an airfoil from one … Continue reading →

Just in time for AIAA AVIATION, a mostly bugfix release with a couple of small enhancements too. I’m giving a talk at the conference on the (relatively) new Geometry Analysis capability. Come by if you’re around. Tue, Jun 09, La … Continue reading →

No features here, just a few bug fixes. One of them critical. Some *.vsp3 files written with 3.50.2 will become corrupted and will cause OpenVSP (of any version) to crash when loading. This has been fixed. OpenVSP would crash when … Continue reading →

Don’t forget to register for the OpenVSP Workshop. August 4-6 in Daytona Beach Florida. Mostly fixes, but a few creature comforts that may quality as features if these issues were causing you irritation. More options when placing Stack XSec’s. There … Continue reading →

This release comes with a handful of small features and some nice bug fixes. It probably would have been 3.49.1, but the small features were a bunch of things I added to round out Geometry Analysis and Auxiliary Geom in … Continue reading →

This release is all about one new capability and a lot of bug fixes. Even if you don’t plan on using the new capability, you should update for the fixes. There has been a lot of new stuff over the … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s haste to fix the problem with 3.48 caused some other problems. These are caused by strange interactions between some features — but I think we finally understand what is going on. This revert’s yesterday’s changes and instead goes with … Continue reading →

This is a quick bugfix release for a couple of issues that popped up. Thanks to Brian German and Bryan Sandoz — this version would not exist without Br(i,y)an’s. Brian German noticed that files read in with Stacks did not … Continue reading →