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I have been working on geometry conversion from openvsp to aerosandbox and am creating the pull request for discussion.
I was thinking the workflow could be:
create model in openvsp gui tool and save model
make openvsp file available to a jupyter notebook running against a docker container.
run geometry conversion inside notebook
Use aerosandbox for further analysis and use interfaces to xfoil and avl.
Is there interest in this feature? Is this the correct folder for it?
Here is a test conversion of an openvsp model: (some small bugs still...)
Fuselage difference can be seen because openvsp allows curves between xsec while aerosandbox uses lines. If you are drawing your own model you can increase the number of xsec used. This model taken from openvsp hangar is using 2 fuselage to make the main body shape.
I also use scivm account so other pull request related to docker/jupyter is from me.
I have been working on geometry conversion from openvsp to aerosandbox and am creating the pull request for discussion.
I was thinking the workflow could be:
Is there interest in this feature? Is this the correct folder for it?
Here is a test conversion of an openvsp model: (some small bugs still...)
Fuselage difference can be seen because openvsp allows curves between xsec while aerosandbox uses lines. If you are drawing your own model you can increase the number of xsec used. This model taken from openvsp hangar is using 2 fuselage to make the main body shape.
I also use scivm account so other pull request related to docker/jupyter is from me.