Summary View Customization

Implemented draggable module windows so users can customize their summary view. This feature is demonstrated in the image below.

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Model Notes Module

When a model is post-processed, its often very difficult to repeat it when viewed again at a later time since we may have moved on to a different model and would have lost track of the model history. To document a model as soon as we review its results, a “Web Observer” is now made…

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Web Browser to Paper

Implemented feature to print using any standard web browser. Just use the browser’s print option to print any page of the d3hsp tabs. The web view and the print view should be nearly identical. There will be continuing improvements to make the print view consistent with the web view. If you find any major differences,…

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LS-DYNA Warning Messages

Started implementing an interface to view warning messages reported by LS-DYNA. Future upgrades will include more association between warnings and their related entities.

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Airbag Definitions

Airbag or Control Volume definitions are now displayed as shown below. Currently, only the general parameters are shown but eventually, all the parameters based on the inflation models will be rendered along with appropriate curve defintions such as mass-flow, temperature, etc…

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Export Bill of Materials

Added new feature to support the export of bill of materials (BOM). The current order of the columns are fixed but will later be allowed to be customized. BOM can be exported in either CommaSeperatedValues(CSV)/Excel or a well-formed XML file.

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Application Maintainence

During the software development cyclce, numerous sample D3HSP files are used for testing purposes. As and when we get new bugs reported using our feedback form, they are fixed in a “live” mode. Fixing bugs this way for a production code during the early software deployment helps to address users issues quickly. During these live…

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