Just download the patch, run it and it will guide you through the update process. If you already have Piper 1.0.1, you don't need to download the full (308 MB) package of 1.0.2, the patch contains everything that has changed between the two versions. We now also provide a small (3.5 MB) executable that allows you to easily and quickly update Piper from version 1.0.1 to 1.0.2. The changes are summarized in the changelog, which you can find on the gitlab repository. It addresses mainly several bugs in the Kriging module as well as enhancing some of its features and also resolves some issues related to using piper from a remote network drive. You can find more details in the documentation in the “Multi Finite Element Format Parser” section.Īll changes are summarized in the changelog.Ī new release of the PIPER software (version 1.0.2) for Windows is available in the downloads section. They allow to specify more complex rules, including keywords that are defined by a variable parameter on the same line as the keyword itself. The format rule is written using a new feature of the Piper's parser: regular expression keywords.

Other changes include improved “element quality” tool user interface, additional selection tools and camera controls and some bug fixes.Īdditionally, a format rules file for the Radioss FE solver is now provided (written by Altair). It introduces several improvements and new features for the Kriging module, such as homogeneous decimation of control points, experimental mesh-to-mesh registration tool to ease generating control points, cleaner user interface and others. A compiled Windows version is available in the Downloads section.

A new release of the PIPER software (version 1.1.0) is available.

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