SymLab allows users to arrange multiple geometry views alongside multiple plots with the software’s new multi-pane window layout manage

Symscape recently released the latest SymLab v1.2 to support Linux as well as Windows. SymLab is a unified simulation environment that can be extended using add-ons into a complete CAE system for fluid flow analysis.

According to the company, the latest release of SymLab and its add-ons includes a number of new enhancements.

• SymLab allows users to arrange multiple geometry views alongside multiple plots with the software's new multi-pane window layout manager-users simply drag and drop windows within the main workspace area. Another new feature permits users to create real-time, color 3-D stereoscopic images for red-cyan glasses or StereoGraphics' CrystalEyes.
• SymLab Builder facilitates the creation of primitive shapes at multiple geometry centers using a single drag-and-drop operation. Users can align geometry entities with reference to a geometry center using this translation alignment tool.
• From a sequence of time-dependent geometry views or plots, SymLab Transient grants users the ability to generate AVI movies using a new movie recorder.
• SymLab Panel Flow incorporates an enhanced geometry accuracy feature to control the simulation resolution on unconnected geometry within a simulation.
• SymLab Professional includes the entire set of SymLab add-ons for a comprehensive fluid flow analysis tool.

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