@spefyjerbf Indeed, learning ANSYS and the ability to use it will only be an important skillset, even if it isn't being used on something practical. I'm almost certain I'll use it around a year or less down the line when my courses get more in depth into aerostructures where CFD is actually needed. But for now, Solidworks and the occasional MATLAB is more than enough for my coursework.
@spefyjerbf I haven't myself... yet. Since I'm off campus, I wasn't able to get my hands on it this year. But we're sponsored, so a few of my close friends on the rocketry team who are on campus have access to the precious gem of the student licence, and are putting it to good use with fluid sim with the engine nozzle design. From what I've seen so far it sure is robust, but the student licence imposes quite a few restrictions in terms of mesh size and detail, along with a few restricted parameters for the simulation itself. (correct me if im wrong). I've only been watching the higher years use it so I also have yet to actually use it myself, despite spending significant time being taught. Also the shot per ANSYS error message isn't exactly true. If it is, some of the people I've known would be hospitalized long ago lol. I propose shot for every 3rd error message instead would be more fitting.
https://www.reddit.com/r/quityourbullshit/
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Mate if you're ganna lie at least make it sound somewhat realistic....
We've all lied before, and gotten ourselves stuck into awkward situations, you can certainly tell when something is stretching the truth a bit too far.
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But considering the amount of people this has mislead... I can't not ignore it.
It has taken a team of at least 200 students with the assistance of professors 3 years so far to develop a hybrid rocket motor from concept to prototyping. ...and that's a hybrid rocket motor with the only few moving parts... and that already proved to be an almost insurmountable task... a jet is just... another level... of skepticism. Also, simulations?! The amount of resources one need to even get hold and use software like a full licence of ANSYS is outright crazy... let alone compute an bloody jet in it's entirety... like how would you even simulate the thing in its entirety...
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If this is true, great, congratulations.
Otherwise, either practise or learn to actually accomplish something liek this down the line. Afterall, we've all lied, and we all know that gets us nowhere.
@TheSupremeCoco grandayy did not make it, he too, utilized the the demo tool for first order motion model for image animation which is works of Aliaksandr Siarohin, Stéphane Lathuilière, Elisa Ricci, and Sergey Tulyakov. I pinned the demo and paper in the above pinned comment. Take a read and test, these people made something that is really cool.
Very spicy
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+9How_to_turn_high_performance_laptop_into_teppanyaki_grill.mp4damn son
thats really cool
@spefyjerbf Indeed, learning ANSYS and the ability to use it will only be an important skillset, even if it isn't being used on something practical. I'm almost certain I'll use it around a year or less down the line when my courses get more in depth into aerostructures where CFD is actually needed. But for now, Solidworks and the occasional MATLAB is more than enough for my coursework.
+1@spefyjerbf I haven't myself... yet. Since I'm off campus, I wasn't able to get my hands on it this year. But we're sponsored, so a few of my close friends on the rocketry team who are on campus have access to the precious gem of the student licence, and are putting it to good use with fluid sim with the engine nozzle design. From what I've seen so far it sure is robust, but the student licence imposes quite a few restrictions in terms of mesh size and detail, along with a few restricted parameters for the simulation itself. (correct me if im wrong). I've only been watching the higher years use it so I also have yet to actually use it myself, despite spending significant time being taught. Also the shot per ANSYS error message isn't exactly true. If it is, some of the people I've known would be hospitalized long ago lol. I propose shot for every 3rd error message instead would be more fitting.
+3https://www.reddit.com/r/quityourbullshit/
+30.
Mate if you're ganna lie at least make it sound somewhat realistic....
We've all lied before, and gotten ourselves stuck into awkward situations, you can certainly tell when something is stretching the truth a bit too far.
.
But considering the amount of people this has mislead... I can't not ignore it.
It has taken a team of at least 200 students with the assistance of professors 3 years so far to develop a hybrid rocket motor from concept to prototyping. ...and that's a hybrid rocket motor with the only few moving parts... and that already proved to be an almost insurmountable task... a jet is just... another level... of skepticism. Also, simulations?! The amount of resources one need to even get hold and use software like a full licence of ANSYS is outright crazy... let alone compute an bloody jet in it's entirety... like how would you even simulate the thing in its entirety...
.
If this is true, great, congratulations.
Otherwise, either practise or learn to actually accomplish something liek this down the line. Afterall, we've all lied, and we all know that gets us nowhere.
@Shirakami56709 woah don't call it fat, it may be sensitive
TAM's long lost Japanese cousin
d A mN c 0 mM iE s
+5Exacto razor and dorito
Nice! Increasing the mass scale on the rotator the gear is mounted to or getting rid of damperMultiplier can reduce the wobble
c h o n k
+1@UtsuhoReiuji absolutely massive.
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just dont upload and u dont have to worry about upvotes. 4head
@Kenneth_ i see you fixed it. good. your rations next month will be brought back to normal comrade.
+169.42*
Spicy
SP RTX when
+1Thank you gaijin, very cool.
+4he protecc
+2he attacc
but most importantly
he gets crimea bacc
It sure paved the way to invading iraq later
+8bing bing bong bong björk
Remember Kanonenjagdpanzer? This is him now. Feel old yet?
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+1You doctor yet?
Talk to be when you doctor.
Burn it with fire.
+2Chonkliner pulling up at mach 0.9 during testing, 2020, colourized
The build isnt finished. Stuff and the entire turret needs to be reworked, fixed and added.
Got hit by a nostalgia freight train
+2@TheSupremeCoco grandayy did not make it, he too, utilized the the demo tool for first order motion model for image animation which is works of Aliaksandr Siarohin, Stéphane Lathuilière, Elisa Ricci, and Sergey Tulyakov. I pinned the demo and paper in the above pinned comment. Take a read and test, these people made something that is really cool.
@Someterribleuser You see nothing.
+1@SavageMan yes
Just don't upload 4head. )))
pootis
+1@Davisplanez Not mine. I just helped build tracks and cannon. Wedge boi is by swede ikea employee
+1@MAHADI baited
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Thanks. MMMM Delicious.
Concave parts when.
+1Hi Dad I'm Dad.
The baguette and knife is hilarious.
+1Q400 is a pencil with a 12cm ruler tapped in the center change my mind
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+10Texas Instruments Ti-84 Advanced