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New releases are marked in the repository using tags. Simply checkout the master branch for the lastest version or use git checkout if you require a specific release, for example 'git checkout 2022.10'.

Release 2024.06

  • Added comprehensive tutorials as well as coresponding aeroelastic models of the DC3 created by Francisco Carvalho

Release 2024.05

  • Maintenance release maily with bug fixes, perfromance improvements and updated documentation
  • Dropped support for Python versions lower than 3.10

Release 2024.02

  • Publish as PyPi package
  • Added continuous integration workflows on GitHub.com
  • Added coding style analysis (Falke8 and Pylint) and applied formatting suggestions, there should be no functional changes.
  • Python 3.10 and 3.11 compatibility
  • Added DOI

Release 2023.08

  • Model is stored as HDF5 file, no more .pickle files in most workflows
  • Speed up preprocessing for structural models with many degrees of freedom
  • Import of system matrices (mass, stiffness) from Nastran via HDF5
  • Fixed handling of deformations in local grid point coordinate systems (CP and CD)
  • Improved / more robust comparisons with reference data during testing (signs of eigenvalues and vectors may change depending on outside temperature, humidity and the phase of the moon...)
  • Minor improvements to SU2 CFD solver interface

Release 2023.06

  • Publication as Open Source under the BSD 3-Clause License
  • Update of the documentation to Version 1.04
  • Extended interface to the SU2 CFD solver for time domain simulations
  • Improved bdf reader

Release 2022.10

  • Administrative changes only (improved the Readme, added issue templates, created this changelog, etc.)

Release 2022.08

  • Python 3.8 compatibility
  • Improved mesh deformation based on the local meshes of the mpi pcrocess
  • New multiprocessing, which uses MPI instead of python's multiprocessing toolbox
  • Loads from propeller aerodynmics
  • Integration of system matrices (mass and stiffness) from the B2000 FE solver