nTopology 5.31.3 Win x64 English

nTop 5.31 - What's New
2D Vector Field
- The 2D Vector Field block outputs a 2D vector field type consisting of two scalar field components. This type is an R3 to R2 mapping, whereas the existing Vector Field type is an R3 to R3 mapping.
- Spatially varying profiles and 2D implicit modeling for fuselage shaping, airfoil design, and duct design.
- Block Name: 2D Vector Field
. Location: Math > Vectors
. Description: Create a 2D vector field from scalar field components.
. X: The X component of the vector field as a scalar field.
. Y: The Y component of the vector field as a scalar field.
. Output: 2D Vector Field

Usage Improvements
- We've added three new properties to the Vector Field type for quick access. The three new properties (XY, YZ, and ZX) output the new 2D Vector Field type.
- We've added a new command-line option, -maxthreads or -m, to limit the number of threads nTop and nTop Automate use for parallel processing.

Block Updates
- The Conic block has been updated to use the new 2D Vector Field type.
- The Cubic Bezier block has been updated to use the new 2D Vector Field type.

nTopologyintroduced the concept of implicit modeling for mechanical design, which is an innovative, modern, and scalable way define parts and products. It has many benefits to end-users and companies, such as the elimination of model failures, speed of changes or iterations, and scalability to name a few. But implicit modeling enables so much more. In this informational session, we'll explore a topic that is redefining product development - field-driven design. In short, field-driven design is a way for design, analysis, and manufacturing teams to overlay information into one engineering model. This approach enables orders of magnitude increase in design iteration speed and greatly improves collaboration between teams.
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