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 →

One major feature, lots of tweaks, quite a few fixes. This release comes a bit before the Workshop (see you then). Expect another release in the reasonably near future with a bunch more features in the works from ESAero. In … Continue reading →

Perhaps sooner than expected and perhaps less feature rich than expected. This release is almost all bug fixes — you’ll certainly want to make the jump. Not a lot of details this time around — I’ll let the short descriptions … Continue reading →

OpenVSP 3.17.0 Once again, it has been about half a year since the last release — that seems to be about the cadence these days. This version includes some cool features and fixes some longstanding bugs. Hopefully it will be … Continue reading →

We are relaunching the OpenVSP Workshop this year in Long Beach, CA. Please save the dates of September 17th-19th, 2019 We are sorting out the details and will keep you posted. In general, as in previous years the agenda will … Continue reading →

This version has been long in coming — it doesn’t really contain anything monumental — but enough small things built up to make this release overdue. The most significant geometry changes are some new airfoil types — NACA 4-digit modified, … Continue reading →

With many regrets, we must cancel the 2018 OpenVSP Workshop. This year, the organizers did not advertise early and persistently enough to gather sufficient registrations for a feasible event. We deeply regret any inconvenience this will pose to anyone who … Continue reading →