Showing posts with label ScanSolve. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ScanSolve. Show all posts

Friday, August 24, 2012

Scan&Solve service release 1.6



Expression loads in Version 1.6 of Scan&Solve™

This free service release adds a major advanced feature to Scan&Solve for Rhino: an ability to specify functional expressions for spatially distributed pressure loads. Just select the face and type in an expression.

Other significant user-requested enhancements include:
  • Auto-width drop-down menu for material
  • Retention of legend setting between runs
  • Deflected shapes in report
  • More legend types
This service release also includes several minor bug fixes in geometric, numerical, and user interface subsystems of the software.  Available for free to all licensed users and as an evaluation for new users.

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

SnSScript WIP: Scan&Solve™ scripting plugin for Rhino

The Work In Progress (WIP Version 2012.6.8.0) of the Scan&Solve™ Scripting plugin for Rhino is now available to owners of Academic and Commercial licenses of Scan&Solve™. It will operate until July 8, 2012. This scriptable version of Scan&Solve™ allows users to automate simulation processes that otherwise require user interaction. In the scriptable version, most of the functionality of the original Scan&Solve™ plugin is exposed for calls from RhinoScript, including simulation setup, simulation computation, and solution visualization and querying. 

The 32-bit version of the Scan&Solve™ scripting plugin works with Rhino 4 (SR9) and the 32-bit version of Rhino 5. A 64-bit version of the plugin is also available. It works with the 64-bit version of Rhino 5.

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Scan&Solve webinar: Structural simulation for beginners

Friday, May 4, 2012 9 AM-11 AM PDT

If you are not sure what structural simulation can do for you or do not know where to start, this webinar is for you. Structural simulation has never been easier. Join this webinar to learn the basic concepts behind structural simulation. Discover how easy it is to perform basic structural testing and simulation in Rhino using Scan&Solve™. No previous experience with engineering, analysis, or simulation is required.

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Scan&Solve helps solve real world problems

























Ian Boyd has a veneer cutting guillotine that is down. Not only are both arms (holding the blade assembly) broken (and ineffectively repaired) but also the joint/coupling that swings the blade. Repeated attempts at welded repairs have failed and the RHS arm is practically crumbling. New ones will have to be fabricated but it would be silly to repeat the same mistakes.

Scan&Solve to the rescue.

Follow Ian's redesign of the broken parts with Scan&Solve for Rhino, and the rebuilding of his guillotine here.


Thursday, March 15, 2012

Scan&Solve V1.5 free service release


This free service release  adds hydrostatic pressurea pressure exerted by fluid due to gravityto the arsenal of loads in Scan&Solve.   Just specify the loaded faces, fluid surface plane, and fluid density.  Scan&Solve does the rest.  As simple as that.   
                                                     
Other  significant enhancements include:
  
·  Unicode reporting now supports templates in other languages
·  One-click importing of Scan&Solve material files (import button in material editor dialog) 
·  Visualization of out of plane stress components
·  Improved handling of unit changes
This service release also includes several minor bug fixes in numerical, visualization, and user interface subsystems of the software.   

Available to all licensed users and as an evaluation for new users. Download Version 1.5 service release of Scan&Solve™ here.

Friday, January 6, 2012

Scan&Solve webinar, January 18

Join presenter, Michael Freytag as he presents Strength and Deflection Simulation with Scan&Solve™.  The free webinar will be held on Wednesday, January 18th at 11:00 am (PST).  Michael will show the basic steps of using Scan&Solve, explain how to select and apply appropriate restraints and loads, and demonstrate its powerful visualization capabilities.

Simulating structural properties of Rhino solids has never been easier. Scan&Solve eliminates the need for model preprocessing, meshing, or simplifications.  Just select the material, specify restraints, and apply the loads.  The software will tell you if your model is strong enough and how much it will deflect.

Date: Wednesday, January 18
Time: 11 am (PST)
Seats are limited; registration is required.

Friday, October 14, 2011

Scan&Solve 64-bit version (beta) is here!


Version 1.3.0.1 of the Scan&Solve™ plugin for Rhino© by Robert McNeel & Associates, is now available. This plugin performs linear stress analysis on solid models constructed in or imported into Rhino. The integration with Rhino is seamless and requires no meshing.

The 32-bit version of the Scan&Solve™ plugin works with Rhino 4 (SR9) and the 32-bit version of Rhino 5. A 64-bit beta version of the plugin is also available. It works with the 64-bit version of Rhino 5.

Friday, September 23, 2011

Scan&Solve V1.3 service release now available




This free service release brings Scan&Solve users the ability to interactively explore stresses and deformations inside a solid, plus several other improvements:   
  • Section planes  
  • Dynamic sectioning with slider 
  • Improved user interface  
  • Updated documentation 
  • Minor bug fixes  
Available to all licensed users and as an evaluation for new users.   Download the Version 1.3 service release of Scan&Solve.

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Scan&Solve webinar on September 8

Join Vadim Shapiro and Michael Freytag of Intact Solutions as they showcase Scan&Solve. The Scan&Solve plugin allows for fully automated structural analysis, visualization, and exploration in Rhino. Their webinar presentation will explain the key concepts and ideas behind Scan&Solve, explain its uses, applications, and benefits, demonstrate its functionality, and discuss future plans for this breakthrough technology.

Date: Thursday, September 8
Time: 9:00 AM-10:30 AM (PDT)


This presentation is for all Rhino users interested in the strength and structural properties of their Rhino models. No prior experience with analysis or Scan&Solve is assumed.

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Scan&Solve 1.2 service release

This free service release adds one of the most requested features to Scan&Solve: support for color baking and exporting the computed results in popular formats for 3D visualization and 3D printing.

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Scan&Solve for Rhino, new structural plugin

Scan&Solvefor Rhino is a new plugin from Intact Solutions that completely automates basic structural testing of Rhino solids.

Pick the material, choose restraints and specify loads on the faces of the solid model. Select the go button to see the predicted performance (strength, weakness) of your shape. No simplification, healing, translating, or meshing is needed.


Details and download...