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Hello guys!
I am happy to announce that a new version of Calcpad VM 7.0 is available with vector and matrix calculations:
It is open source and completely free for eveyone. With almost no programming skills, you can create engineering calculation notes, compile them to programs with input fields, and export the results to professionally looking Html, Pdf and MS Word reports. Equations in Word are native and editable.
With this version, you can already solve complicated problems with thousands of DOF's. Here is a sample program for analysis of plane frames, written entirely in Calcpad:
It also draws nice schemes of the frame with input data, loads, internal forces and deflections diagrams, using SVG.
The software works extremely fast, compared to its alternatives. After installation, you will find detailed documentation and a lot of examples about working with vectors and matrices in Calcpad. They are available in your Documents\Calcpad\Examples folder or here on GitHub:
Cheers!
Ned Ganchovski
A better software for your calculation notes, free and open source:
I am happy to announce that a new version of Calcpad VM 7.0 is available with vector and matrix calculations:
It is open source and completely free for eveyone. With almost no programming skills, you can create engineering calculation notes, compile them to programs with input fields, and export the results to professionally looking Html, Pdf and MS Word reports. Equations in Word are native and editable.
With this version, you can already solve complicated problems with thousands of DOF's. Here is a sample program for analysis of plane frames, written entirely in Calcpad:
It also draws nice schemes of the frame with input data, loads, internal forces and deflections diagrams, using SVG.
The software works extremely fast, compared to its alternatives. After installation, you will find detailed documentation and a lot of examples about working with vectors and matrices in Calcpad. They are available in your Documents\Calcpad\Examples folder or here on GitHub:
Cheers!
Ned Ganchovski
A better software for your calculation notes, free and open source:
