OpenVSP Version 3.10.0 Just in time for SciTech, this release has been a long time coming. A few things had to be dropped at the last minute and there are a bunch more features pending in the wings… So expect … Continue reading →

This release is all bug fixes. Some of the bugs are longstanding, but most relate to the big VSPAERO and integration update in 3.9.0. Everyone should update. Bug Fixes: Fix bugs with unenforced limits of propeller curves Fix feather/collective angle … Continue reading →

OpenVSP Version 3.9.0 with VSPAERO Version 3.0 The OpenVSP Workshop is this week. If you can’t be there, you can still stream the presentations online. Details at the workshop website. Just in time for the Workshop, this release has something … Continue reading →

Propellers for all! This release adds a new propeller component and fixes a pair of unrelated bugs. Though it may seem like a small change, the propeller component constructs its surface differently from other components. It represents a surprisingly large … Continue reading →

Don’t forget to register for the OpenVSP Workshop (Aug 23-25)! This version is more focused than many of our releases. It is really all about upgrading the VSPAERO integration (and one bugfix). The VSPAERO GUI has been comprehensively updated. You … Continue reading →

Versions 3.7.1 and .2 were released in rapid succession today to fix a couple of nasty bugs connected to the new variable presets capability.  Everyone should certainly update to 3.7.2. Bug Fixes: Fix crash caused by reading file without VarPresets … Continue reading →

This version includes two significant new features that have been in the works for some time. These are the estimation of supersonic wave drag by the area rule and a capability to save sets of variable settings in a given … Continue reading →

A small bugfix update just in time for AVIATION. This release fixes three problems that have bitten users. Get it now and don’t get bit! See you in DC. Bug Fixes: Projected area direction setting from API. Thanks James Haley … Continue reading →

One big feature, a handful of enhancements, and a bunch of bug fixes make this version well worth the update. The big feature is a projected area calculator. Use it to calculate the projected area of a component or a … Continue reading →

Registration for the 2016 OpenVSP Workshop is now open. Go to the workshop website for details.