mbdyn issueshttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues2022-05-20T20:05:55+02:00https://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/170Consistent inertia in beam elements2022-05-20T20:05:55+02:00IMRAN NAZIRConsistent inertia in beam elementsHello sir/ma'am I am Imran Nazir, currently in 3rd pursuing B. Tech computer science. I and my team are interested in the project: Consistent inertia in beam elements. I would like to participate by contributing to MBDyn. I am a web-deve...Hello sir/ma'am I am Imran Nazir, currently in 3rd pursuing B. Tech computer science. I and my team are interested in the project: Consistent inertia in beam elements. I would like to participate by contributing to MBDyn. I am a web-developer and my primary programming language is python. I have been practicing web development for 5 years and i have full knowledge of C++. We are interested, how can I proceed with this project.Andrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/355First Step/Issue - GSoC 20242024-03-17T14:44:19+01:00EhizojieFirst Step/Issue - GSoC 2024Good day,
I am Ehizojie, an Engineering graduand interested in participating as a contributor to mbdyn project. Particularly interested in the development of Blendyn Post-processor during the period of Google Summer of Code 2024.
I have...Good day,
I am Ehizojie, an Engineering graduand interested in participating as a contributor to mbdyn project. Particularly interested in the development of Blendyn Post-processor during the period of Google Summer of Code 2024.
I have sought to make contributions to the field of Computational Engineering with the aim of generating solutions to challenges faced by humankind. I am passionate about participating in this field based on my background in engineering, and level of skill in developing in the python language, visualizations, use of design tools such as Blender, and building and packaging libraries.
As a first step, Installing/Compiling the source code utilizing the develop branch has been performed. The following processes were carried out;
1. Installation/Compiling
> made sure GNU make, gcc, g++ and gfortran are installed
> installed libltdl, lapack, suitesparse, netcdf (>= 4)
Compiling
> get MBDyn’s source code using the git repository
> changing directory to the 'source tree" and checkout develop branch`
> installing GNU autotools
> generated the required build scripts
> configured the package, ensuring the executable is in the appropriate Path, to allow for proper use of mbdyn
> run build
> install
Additional,
> Installing plotting libraries
2. Test Case
> rigidbody.mbd input file
3. Running and Plotting
`mbdyn -f rigidbody.mbd`
> obtained outputs; .out, .log, .ine and .mov files
Result
> Show Plot utilizing the .mov file
> Plotting the movement viewing the vertical displacement (2D) [mdbyn plot - rigidbody movement (2D)]![mdbyn_plot_-_rigidbody_movement__2D_](/uploads/74b51b7b157d6c710a02f3bb8fa7355b/mdbyn_plot_-_rigidbody_movement__2D_.png)
> Plotting to view the trajectory in 3D [mbdyn plot - rigidbody trajectory (3D)]![mbdyn_plot_-_rigidbody_trajectory__3D_](/uploads/5c14c4f4e7a41605443671b5072fe0fb/mbdyn_plot_-_rigidbody_trajectory__3D_.png)
Exploration/Challenges
> I had test-run different input files and tried exploring the use of the different solvers available
Eager to develop features for Blendyn tools, including supporting live plotting, and developing support for visualization of extensive models.
Anticipating receiving your guidance towards demonstrating an implementation, and making contributions. Looking forward to hearing from you soonAndrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/55GSoC 2020 -- Embedded Optimization2021-01-04T23:29:43+01:00Andrea ZanoniGSoC 2020 -- Embedded OptimizationThis issue is dedicated to discuss code development for the 2020 GSoC Project of Boyan Zhou.This issue is dedicated to discuss code development for the 2020 GSoC Project of Boyan Zhou.steven zhousteven zhouhttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/54GSoC 2020 -- MBDyn-Chrono Interface2024-02-07T08:00:43+01:00Andrea ZanoniGSoC 2020 -- MBDyn-Chrono InterfaceThis issue is dedicated to discuss code development for the 2020 GSoC Project of Runsen Zhang.This issue is dedicated to discuss code development for the 2020 GSoC Project of Runsen Zhang.Runsen ZhangRunsen Zhanghttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/75GSoC 2021 -- Convergence Criteria2021-10-14T11:20:19+02:00Andrea ZanoniGSoC 2021 -- Convergence CriteriaThis issue is dedicated to discuss code development for the 2021 GSoC Project of [Satyam Kumar](@@skdbsp123), concerning the revision and improvement of MBDyn's convergence criteria.This issue is dedicated to discuss code development for the 2021 GSoC Project of [Satyam Kumar](@@skdbsp123), concerning the revision and improvement of MBDyn's convergence criteria.Satyam Kumarskdbsp123@gmail.comSatyam Kumarskdbsp123@gmail.comhttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/71GSoC-2021 Initial Contact2021-04-13T10:55:04+02:00Leonardo José ConsoniGSoC-2021 Initial ContactHello all,
I'm a Mechanical Engineering PhD student researching the field of assistive robotics
As I got quite some experience in embedded/real-time systems programming, doing a considerable amount of C++ and Python work, I've ended up...Hello all,
I'm a Mechanical Engineering PhD student researching the field of assistive robotics
As I got quite some experience in embedded/real-time systems programming, doing a considerable amount of C++ and Python work, I've ended up participating in previous iterations of GSoC for the Scilab project
Having worked in OpenModelica (mostly FMI models) integration last time, I've taken interest in your IPC/RT category projects, which I think would be suitable for my current skillset. The progress of that previous work was published [here](https://ancapepe.github.io/2017-05-14-scilab_openmodelica_integration/)
In order to start completing the requirements for my application, I have successfully compiled the mbdyn binary. At first, I ran into some type issues regarding the metis dependence, and it was suggested that I either disable metis support (using --without-metis on configure) ou switching to the develop branch, where it was fixed. As that is the branch used for main development, I have chosen the second option and was able to finish the compilation.
Next, I processed a 2-links 2-joints model file based on [this example](https://www.sky-engin.jp/en/MBDynExamples/ex03/ex03.html), whose execution finished normally, but for some reason I'm not able to reproduce the generated .mov video in VLC. Might be an unrelated problem
![image](/uploads/6a56bfe5d05df92bf2d5f97f02c3c240/image.png)
Solving that, I see I'll have to implement some modification to the code and develop a test module. Could be any kind of modification to the solver's behavior? I assume that even if I submit it in a merge request, it's not intended to be actually merged, right?
Thanks in advanceMarco MorandiniMarco Morandinihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/70GSoC-2021 Initial Contact2024-03-14T13:52:29+01:00shubhaditya burelaGSoC-2021 Initial ContactHi,
I am Shubhaditya Burela. I am currently pursuing my masters in Simulation Sciences in RWTH Aachen university. I am very much interested in contributing to MBDyn community. Based on the selection process for the GSOC-2021 I have suc...Hi,
I am Shubhaditya Burela. I am currently pursuing my masters in Simulation Sciences in RWTH Aachen university. I am very much interested in contributing to MBDyn community. Based on the selection process for the GSOC-2021 I have successfully installed MBDyn and ran my first test case of cantilever beam. The output files for the cantilever beam test case are currently in the git repository (https://github.com/shubhadityaburela/GSOC_MBDYN/tree/main). I made small changes in the input file to see the variation in the results and the observations are mentioned in the README file in the same repository.
I am aware that I am a bit delayed in the process of starting for GSOC owing to my previous commitments for my Master thesis, but I will try my best to complete the work on runtime module creation before the deadline of 12th April. I have mostly understood how the runtime handling of the modules is done and have gone through the code for some simple modules in the due process.
However I have a question regarding the project proposal. Is it possible to give the project proposal in parallel with the step 2 and 3 of the entry test??. I am interested in the topic "Implementing an unsteady Vortex Lattice aerodynamic element" for which I want to know further instructions, maybe I can get some idea about the kind of background one needs for a task like that. I have a background in Fluid-structure interaction and Finite elements as well for that matter.
Awaiting your reply,
Thank you,
Shubhaditya BurelaAndrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/69GSoC-2021 Initial Contact2021-05-24T17:18:03+02:00Sahaj SinghGSoC-2021 Initial ContactHello mentors,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; My name is Sahaj Pratap Singh, a 3rd year student pursuing B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering at National Institute of Technology Silchar, India.<br/>
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I want to ...Hello mentors,<br />
My name is Sahaj Pratap Singh, a 3rd year student pursuing B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering at National Institute of Technology Silchar, India.<br/>
I want to apply at MBDyn for GSoC 2021, and I think this organization would be best for me. I have keen interest in Physics from an early age. I got little late in finding this organization but I plan to give my best.<br/>
As for the Step 1 : first contact,<br/>
I already had Ubuntu in my Mac. I use dual boot for Ubuntu. I followed the Entry-Test.md file , downloaded MBDyn and compiled it. I created an build tree pointing to source code , build and installed it. Then I learned the basic syntax for input file from https://www.sky-engin.jp/en/MBDynTutorial and MBDyn Official_Documentation___Examples. Then I wrote a test case and ran it. It then successfully executed and created some output files. For visualization I used gluplot on .mov output file.<br/>
I used a single dynamic node and gave the node 2m/s on Z-axis, and 3m/s on Y-axis. I gave gravity value of 9.81 in negative Z-axis. As for difficulties I didn't face any, there were some dependencies issues which were easy to tackle.<br/>
I have put all the input, output and figures in my repo https://github.com/Sahaj001/GSoC and now moving to step 2 and step 3. <br/>
Please review my work and guide me ahead.I'll be looking forward for your instructions.Pierangelo MasaratiPierangelo Masaratihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/68GSoC-2021 Initial Contact2021-05-24T17:18:11+02:00Sangeet RathiGSoC-2021 Initial Contact# GSoC-21 Initial Contact
Hello mbdyn,
My name is Sangeet Rathi.I am currently in 3rd year. I am student of Int. M.Sc. Physics (5 years) at [CURAJ](https://curaj.ac.in/), Kishangarh. I have decided to apply at mbdyn for GSoC 2021.
I ha...# GSoC-21 Initial Contact
Hello mbdyn,
My name is Sangeet Rathi.I am currently in 3rd year. I am student of Int. M.Sc. Physics (5 years) at [CURAJ](https://curaj.ac.in/), Kishangarh. I have decided to apply at mbdyn for GSoC 2021.
I have previously installed ubuntu so i staright went for clone repo
and i compiled it.Then i learned to write input file from sky-engine tutorial. Ran mbdyn and used seaborn and pandas to plot graph for output (not familiar with MATLAB).
I want to contribute to blendyn development. For that i made a blender model using python after that i made a add on for blender which animates a free falling body under a force (basically not falling a cube in space under influence of a force).Showed that in UI.
You can see my code, images and a video i recorded at this [github url](https://github.com/SangeetR/mbdyn)
I would like to know how can i present myself as a stronger candidate for Blendyn Development.
Thank You in anticipationAndrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/65GSoC-2021 Initial Contact2021-05-18T10:38:43+02:00WANKHADE PARITOSH NARENDRAGSoC-2021 Initial ContactHi MBDyn Teams,
My name is Paritosh Wankhade. I am a fourth-year Dual Degree (BTech+MTech) mechanical engineering student with a specialization in Thermal Science at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar. I don't have any acad...Hi MBDyn Teams,
My name is Paritosh Wankhade. I am a fourth-year Dual Degree (BTech+MTech) mechanical engineering student with a specialization in Thermal Science at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar. I don't have any academic commitments during the Summer so I am planning to apply at MBDyn for GSoC 2021 and contribute to the organization as the work exactly aligns with my inclinations and work can be extended for my master's thesis.
I started by installing Ubuntu on my system and I was successfully able to download, compile, create a test and finally run the test case using MBDyn, and I tried the tutorials on the Sky-Engine tutorial and successfully built using MBDyn; I did post-processing with MATLAB and Gnuplot. After going through all the present repositories; MBDyn Python Preprocessor got me very much intrigued considering the boost it will have on the generation of Input files for MBDyn.
I started off by writing a basic Projectile motion input file with MBDyn Python Preprocessor and generating an input file. The link to the Github repository is [Python Preprocessor Projectile motion](https://github.com/wpn10/GSoC.git)
I could see that it could be easily extended to multiple motions at the same time using Python Preprocessor and using Blendyn animation for the output file.
I would like to know how can I proceed to make my candidature stronger for the project and I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Thanking you in anticipationAndrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/74GSoC 2021 -- VLM solver2024-02-07T08:01:52+01:00Andrea ZanoniGSoC 2021 -- VLM solverThis issue is dedicated to discuss code development for the 2021 GSoC Project of [Shubhaditya Burela](@shubhadityaburela), concerning the implementation of an embedded VLM solver.This issue is dedicated to discuss code development for the 2021 GSoC Project of [Shubhaditya Burela](@shubhadityaburela), concerning the implementation of an embedded VLM solver.shubhaditya burelashubhaditya burelahttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/159GSOC 20222022-05-20T20:06:23+02:00eslam mohamedGSOC 2022Hello,
I'm eslam and I am new to open source, I have experience with python and a little with c++, I am interested to contribute to GSOC 2022
I would appreciate any advice where to start😊Hello,
I'm eslam and I am new to open source, I have experience with python and a little with c++, I am interested to contribute to GSOC 2022
I would appreciate any advice where to start😊Andrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/172GSoC 2022 Blendyn Development Initial Issue2022-05-20T20:05:48+02:00Do Tien Dungtiendung.do1907@gmail.comGSoC 2022 Blendyn Development Initial IssueHello Everyone,
I am Do Tien Dung, 3rd year Bachelor's student at the Tokyo Institute of Technology and a new open sources contributor. My major is Transdisciplinary Science and Engineering which support knowledge in a wide range of Eng...Hello Everyone,
I am Do Tien Dung, 3rd year Bachelor's student at the Tokyo Institute of Technology and a new open sources contributor. My major is Transdisciplinary Science and Engineering which support knowledge in a wide range of Engineering field. Personally, I have a special interest in computer science with most of my code being in Python and a basic understanding of C++ and Java.
I have read through all project ideas and thinking about working on Blendyn Development Project. I would take the entry test and start writing down my proposal from now on. It would be great if there is any advice for me on this project.Andrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/157GSOC 2022 - Can I contribute?2022-05-20T20:06:29+02:00Mustafa AbbasGSOC 2022 - Can I contribute?Hi everyone,
I'm posting this as an issue since I saw a similar question while looking at the list. Please me know if I should be using the mailing list instead.
The [rules for GSOC this year](https://opensource.googleblog.com/2021/11...Hi everyone,
I'm posting this as an issue since I saw a similar question while looking at the list. Please me know if I should be using the mailing list instead.
The [rules for GSOC this year](https://opensource.googleblog.com/2021/11/expanding-google-summer-of-code-in-2022.html) have changed to allow non-students to contribute to an open-source project. I'm a professional software developer where I write code for a popular commercial CFD solver - ANSYS Fluent. As a full time developer, my schedules may be different than that of student, but I'm passionate about open source and I'm always using my extra time pouring over FOSS code that I can work on. I see GSOC as an opportunity to help me enter and be a lasting contributor to the open source space - and given the academic roots of computer aided engineering, there is quite the laundry list of codes I'd like to contribute to in the future, including those I use personally (OpenFOAM, SU2, PyVista..)
I've compiled and used Mbdyn already. Since that forms part of the entry test, I can write about it here, but I thought I'd first confirm with you if this looks like a possibility.
Thanks and best
MustafaAndrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/151GSOC 2022- initial contact2022-05-20T20:06:36+02:00Satyam Kumarskdbsp123@gmail.comGSOC 2022- initial contactHello team,
I am Satyam, 3rd year Computer Science and Engineering student at National Institute of Technology Hamirpur, India. I worked on the project `Convergence criteria` in GSoC 2021 with MBDyn.
Really happy to see our organisatio...Hello team,
I am Satyam, 3rd year Computer Science and Engineering student at National Institute of Technology Hamirpur, India. I worked on the project `Convergence criteria` in GSoC 2021 with MBDyn.
Really happy to see our organisation getting selected for GSoC again. I really had a great time working on the `Convergence criteria` project under @marco.morandini and @10260632. I learnt a lot of things, and this year again I wish to contribute to the project and in the process develop and polish my own skills too.
I find the [Friction in joints](https://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/wikis/Google-Summer-of-Code/GSoC-Project-Ideas#friction-in-joints) project very exciting and wish to contribute to it. I think I can use my past experience to successfully complete the project.
Please let me know if there is any rule in MBDyn for allowing students to contribute for consecutive years. If I am eligible, it would really mean a great deal of help for me.
Looking forward to hearing from youAndrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/160GSoC 2022 Intoduction2022-05-20T20:06:15+02:00Jyothsna M SGSoC 2022 IntoductionHey Everyone! I am Jyothsna M S. I am new to open source and very much eager to contribute to open source. I am capable of coding in Python and C and have a basic understanding of C++. My tech stack includes Machine Learning and SQL. I a...Hey Everyone! I am Jyothsna M S. I am new to open source and very much eager to contribute to open source. I am capable of coding in Python and C and have a basic understanding of C++. My tech stack includes Machine Learning and SQL. I am looking forward to contributing to this organization through GSoC 2022.
It would be of great help if I could get some assistance as to where to start contributing.
I'd also like to know if there is any discord or slack server I could join.Andrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/175GSOC 2022 - Test Suite Development2022-05-20T20:05:27+02:00Trần Hữu Nhật HuyGSOC 2022 - Test Suite DevelopmentGreetings All,
I am Tran Huu Nhat Huy, currently 3rd year bachelor student at Tokyo Tech. I have fair knowledge in engineering and considerable skill base in Python and C++, which I believe will benefit well to this project.
I have sev...Greetings All,
I am Tran Huu Nhat Huy, currently 3rd year bachelor student at Tokyo Tech. I have fair knowledge in engineering and considerable skill base in Python and C++, which I believe will benefit well to this project.
I have several experiences with developing end-to-end CI/CD pipelines on Github Action Workflows before, in which I believe I can contribute to the project "Test Suite Development" - CI/CD but on GNU autotools - during this GSOC program. Is there any first-contact guidance (for example, an entry test) or advices and suggestions so that I can spearhead this project in the next 10 days?
I look forward to your replies.
Best Regards.Andrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/356GSoC-2024/ Intro2024-03-27T08:21:34+01:00Indukuri Satya Sri VarmaGSoC-2024/ IntroHello,
I am Satya Sri Varma Indukuri, and I am currently a second-year computer science student at the University of Cincinnati. I am writing to express my interest in the "Introduce ZeroMQ support" project for MBDyn as part of Google S...Hello,
I am Satya Sri Varma Indukuri, and I am currently a second-year computer science student at the University of Cincinnati. I am writing to express my interest in the "Introduce ZeroMQ support" project for MBDyn as part of Google Summer of Code.
I have a good knowledge in C++, which I have acquired through my coursework and by solving problems on LeetCode (though I consider myself a beginner in LeetCode). I believe that this project aligns well with my skills and interests, and I am eager to contribute to the MBDyn project.
I understand that there is an entry test for the GSoC application process, and I am prepared to complete it to the best of my abilities. But I couldn't find the entry test for the "ZeroMQ" project I am interested in. Could you please provide me with more information about the test and any other requirements for the application process?
Looking forward to the opportunity to work with MBDyn!
Sincerely,
Satya Sri Varma IndukuriAndrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/359GSoC-2024 / Intro (Genetic Optimization Module)2024-03-28T13:34:15+01:00Mir Aatif RafiqGSoC-2024 / Intro (Genetic Optimization Module)Greetings,
I'm Mir Aatif Rafiq, currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology at National Institute of Technology Srinagar. I'm currently in my junior year (3rd). I really found the idea working on the project to creat...Greetings,
I'm Mir Aatif Rafiq, currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology at National Institute of Technology Srinagar. I'm currently in my junior year (3rd). I really found the idea working on the project to create a 'Genetic Optimization Module' very very interesting.
I recently worked for a startup as my winter internship . i created a simulator for an FPGA based Neural Network Accelerator and integrated the compiler with it. Ran the VGG 16 model on the simulator which was simulating the hardware architecture( systolic arrays) by parsing the .onnx files which were serialized in protobuf. Here's my Internship report which includes the details of my internship and also the tools i used and learned during my the time period (NNA[Internship_Report.pdf](/uploads/e918da1430d7786f001da01decac3a00/Internship_Report.pdf).
I'm writing this as to ask some few question about the genetic optimization module. To mention i have some knowledge about 'Genetic Algorithms' and have implemented one for the '0/1 Knapsack problem'. As for the project i need some details about what kind of parameters/inputs the module will take and optimize and what kind of GA libraries exist so i can fiddle around with them. As i have already given a quick read to the already posted issues, i assume to answer some expected questions, i would love to work on the full 300+hr project , but will definitely start from the 175 hr project.
I would like to share some projects ive created. i can email you those as some projects are private and an NDA has been signed already but can share it for evaluation purposes.
As for the entry test, it was not mentioned for the 'Genetic Optimization Module' but ive still completed the step 1 and was finding the same issue which was resolved in commit a42d5d4a.
Looking forward to it.Andrea ZanoniAndrea Zanonihttps://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/issues/363GSoC-2024/Intro(NetCDF Output)2024-03-26T15:49:28+01:00Ahmed TahaGSoC-2024/Intro(NetCDF Output)Hello there,
I'm Ahmed Taha, a senior computer engineering student at Cairo University, Faculty of Engineering.
I'm interested in contributing to MBDyn specifically the project titled "Complete NetCDF output implementation", I have a goo...Hello there,
I'm Ahmed Taha, a senior computer engineering student at Cairo University, Faculty of Engineering.
I'm interested in contributing to MBDyn specifically the project titled "Complete NetCDF output implementation", I have a good knowledge of c and c++ and I have made some projects using both, here are the links to some of my projects using c and c++:
1-https://github.com/abotaha23/Snakes_Ladders-Monopoly-Game
this is a c++ project for a game which combines the two games of snakes and ladders and monopoly.
2-https://github.com/abotaha23/OS-Scheduler
this is a c project that is an OS scheduler which manages the processes and the order of execution also utilizes the memory and so on.
for more projects you can check my github: https://github.com/abotaha23
so I think I can dive into the requirements of the project mentioned above and get them done.
I'm interested in doing the 175H version.
I have done the entry test first step:
-I have installed the necessary libraries: libltdl, lapack, suitesparse, netcdf, and the drawing library.
-I have cloned the repo, run the configuration file, then compiled the project.
-Then made a test case which is just a simple rigid body like the one provided on the youtube tutorial and here are the results I got:![Rigid2D](/uploads/e31ff48bdf1e22a9c027a18820f91cbc/Rigid2D.png)
![Rigid3D](/uploads/597f2db67ab415b3e5b5980735ec49fc/Rigid3D.png)
my sincere apologies for being too late to complete the first issue but that was due to my midterm exams.
I'm waiting for you precious feedback and your guidance.
Thanks in advance.Andrea ZanoniAndrea Zanoni