Version 2.3.0 contains one significant feature and a small bug fix. Version 2.3.0 is likely the last 2.X feature release for VSP. We will continue making 2.3.Y bug fix releases for a long time. For some time, almost all developer … Continue reading →

Version 2.2.5 contains a collection of bug fixes and small features. Some of the features look like bug fixes — and some of the fixes look like small features. Fixes/features in this release: Save CFD export options. Automatically add *.vsp … Continue reading →

The 2013 OpenVSP Workshop was held August 7-9 in San Luis Obispo.  Although smaller than last year, it was a great success giving opportunity for the VSP community to come together and share updates, best practices, and future plans. For … Continue reading →

Version 2.2.4 contains a collection of bug fixes that improve the CFD mesher. Various users have run into these problems, so if you use CFDMesh, you should certainly upgrade. Bug fixes in this release: Guarantee attachment of wakes to constructing … Continue reading →

The 2013 OpenVSP Workshop will be held 7-9 August in San Luis Obispo California. There is a $99 registration fee. The agenda will include presentations and tutorials. Topics will range from introductory to advanced modeling techniques, connections between VSP and … Continue reading →

Version 2.2.3 contains a triplet of small bug fixes that have bitten some users. I have been putting these off waiting for an upcoming feature release, but now seems to be the time to get these out there. Bug fixes … Continue reading →

Version 2.2.2 has been a long time coming. I have been waiting on a few features to make a 2.3.0 release, but finally decided it was better to get these fixes out sooner than later. The mesh growth limiting step of CFDMesh … Continue reading →

Version 2.2.1 contains a number of small bug fixes.  One of thes fixes is particularly important — everyone should upgrade. The nastiest bug caused components added from the ‘external’ default component set to have the ID number of that component.  If multiple such … Continue reading →

VSP is incredibly effective at putting together advanced aircraft concepts that can ask fundamental “What if?” questions – and help to quickly get answers whether it’s worth continuing a new line of thought.  A recent conceptual design study that we … Continue reading →

OpenVSP 2.2.0 is the first new release we’ve made since we implemented download tracking from the openvsp.org website.  So, it is very exciting to see that 30 days after its release, 1,009 people have downloaded 2.2.0.  Anyone compiling from source … Continue reading →