| DATE: February 16, 1997 | Discovered By: R. Nachlinger |
On some machines, a structural analysis using a pulley will
fail with an access violation.
DATE: February 16, 1997 Discovered By: R. Nachlinger
Statistics of sea pressures sometimes do not work on a PC.
DATE: February 19, 1997 Discovered By: Roger Burger
The the string function &part(radii) may return incorrect
results if the body has been moved.
DATE: February 21, 1997 Discovered By: Curtis Owens
The string function &number will sometimes return garbage on
a PC. This due to a compiler bug.
DATE: February 21, 1997 Discovered By: E. Magne
The rotations reported with a detail rod report at
an event are incorrect. This is simply a reporting problem.
DATE: February 26, 1997 Discovered By: C. Owens
On a PC, the string function &ELEMENT(ENDS ..) will
abort with character string too short.
DATE: February 28, 1997 Discovered By: Yvan Leipold
When one issues &status pipe, the tension
reported is always 0 if the pipe is a drill riser.
DATE: February 28, 1997 Discovered By: Yvan Leipold
It is not possible to use &connector &pipe -top_mom yes
to fix the top angle of a pipe assembly.
DATE: March 03, 1997 Discovered By: R. Nachlinger
This problem was induced by fix 505.008. It gives an error
when trying to change the properties of a rod which is not part
of a pipe assembly.
DATE: March 03, 1997 Discovered By: Jay Hooper
Sometimes a PC will abort with a co-processor fault when
it is setting up an environment.
DATE: March 04, 1997 Discovered By: Paul Dixon
When using the WIN32 version of our software on a
PC, you can sometimes get an access violation when doing
diffraction. When this occurs depends on the number of
panels and the setting of -MAXA. The real cause of this
is a compiler bug with writing partial direct access
io records. Below is a code around for the problem.
DATE: March 11, 1997 Discovered By: Farman Seyed
If one has more than one body, it is possible to get
draft, gm, and radii of gyration for the wrong body in the
heading box when doing statistics in the FREQ_RESPONSE Menu.
This is purely cosmetic.
DATE: March 12, 1997 Discovered By: Ed Mascoro
On a PC one gets an access violation when attempting to
do frequency domain post-processing. This problem was induced
by the previous bug fix.
DATE: March 12, 1997 Discovered By: Georgina Maldonado
The string function &point(name -g) may return values in the
wrong system if one has performed a &describe part -move and
not changed parts during an inmodel.
DATE: March 13, 1997 Discovered By: Curtis Owens
If one issues &describe body ground, and immediately follows
&instat -loc *xxxx, then the initial velocity of the body containing
the point *xxxx may become corrupted.
DATE: March 17, 1997 Discovered By: Chin
If one has more than one piece per part, then the
tanaka/kato damping will be too large.
DATE: March 20, 1997 Discovered By: Ray Nachlinger
If one performs several rao or sresponse commands
the connector force raos and statistics for lines that are active
for one command and then inactive for the other will be incorrectly
reported.
DATE: March 25, 1997 Discovered By: Peter Lai
The weight printed as the weight to normalize the
results of the MATRICES command in the FREQ_RESP menu
is printed as the weight in kips, regardless of the
units being used.
DATE: March 25, 1997 Discovered By: Martin Brown/Laura Jones
If one issues an internal command (&instate, &compart, etc.)
within the HSTATICS menu, then a -wave option will not
work correctly.
DATE: March 25, 1997 Discovered By: Eric Magne
If you have a time domain simulation with rod elements,
and you "restart" the program, and try to do process-post-
processing on the rod, a PC will give a message zero divide.
DATE: March 26, 1997 Discovered By: Peter Lai
When one has "a lot of" tanks sloshed, the force
due to contents (from &status force) gives a different
answer than the sum of the ballast in the tanks from
&stat compartment or &stat b_w. This was due to a
closure tolerance for iterating the location of the
water surface in the tank which was too large.
DATE: March 27, 1997 Discovered By: R. Nachlinger
Fix 505.022, induce a problem so that if one
issues the command &compartment -perc a 100 xx,
the density of the contents will not be correct.
DATE: March 30, 1997 Discovered By: Alexander Beldi
The user accounting does not work properly.
DATE: March 31, 1997 Discovered By: Curtis Owens
The command &connector :s -length xx
does not work correctly for pulleys.
DATE: April 01, 1997 Discovered By: Alexandre Beldi
The report produced with v_tanaka has incorrect
units.
DATE: April 07, 1997 Discovered By: Alexandre Beldi
If one imports a total database from the command
channel, the results may not be correct.
DATE: April 07, 1997 Discovered By: Alexandre Beldi
The moments in the report "PANEL EXCITING FORCES" from
the v_exforce are scaled incorrectly.
DATE: May 03, 1997 Discovered By: Vincent Guerande
The status motion report does not have enough precision if
one is working in SI units.
DATE: May 08, 1997 Discovered By: Curtis Owens
If one uses a gap with a distance, then a stress analysis may
not be correct.
DATE: May 12, 1997 Discovered By: Tim Nolte
-prob duration, does not work for the motions
resulting from SRESPONSE.
DATE: May 12, 1997 Discovered By: Tim Nolte
The -FIX_TENSION option on SRESPONSE was seriously broken
with REV 5.05.
DATE: May 13, 1997 Discovered By: E. Magne
The frequency response pressure commands do not give correct
results if one has more than 1 heading.