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===About the LabRPS project=== | ===About the LabRPS project=== | ||
The LabRPS project was started as far back as | The LabRPS project was started as far back as 2017, as described in its [[history|history]] page. | ||
LabRPS is maintained and developed by a community of enthusiastic developers and users (see the [[contributors|contributors]] page). They work on LabRPS voluntarily, in their free time. They cannot guarantee that LabRPS contains everything you might wish, but they will do their best! The community gathers on the [https://labrps.com/boards LabRPS forum], where most of the ideas and decisions are discussed. Feel free to join us there! | LabRPS is maintained and developed by a community of enthusiastic developers and users (see the [[contributors|contributors]] page). They work on LabRPS voluntarily, in their free time. They cannot guarantee that LabRPS contains everything you might wish, but they will do their best! The community gathers on the [https://labrps.com/boards LabRPS forum], where most of the ideas and decisions are discussed. Feel free to join us there! | ||
Revision as of 07:24, 8 August 2022
LabRPS is a computer tool for the numerical simulation of random phenomena, whose development is completely open source (LGPL License). LabRPS suits a wider range of uses around engineering, such as random vibration in mechanical engineering, vibration fatigue in mechanical engineering, buffeting analysis in aeroelasticity, bridge engineering, earthquake.
LabRPS makes heavy use of open-source libraries that exist in the field of scientific computing. Among them are QCustomPlot, a Qt C++ widget for plotting and data visualization; muParser, a math parser library; Qt, the world-famous user interface framework; and Eigen, a high-level C++ library.
LabRPS is also multi-platform, and currently runs on Linux/Unix, Windows, and Mac OSX systems with the same look and functionality on all platforms.
For more information about LabRPS's capabilities, take a look at the feature list, the latest release notes, and the getting started articles, or see more screenshots.
About the LabRPS project
The LabRPS project was started as far back as 2017, as described in its history page.
LabRPS is maintained and developed by a community of enthusiastic developers and users (see the contributors page). They work on LabRPS voluntarily, in their free time. They cannot guarantee that LabRPS contains everything you might wish, but they will do their best! The community gathers on the LabRPS forum, where most of the ideas and decisions are discussed. Feel free to join us there!
User documentation
- Getting started
- Installation: Download, Windows, Linux, Mac, Additional components, AppImage
- Basics: About LabRPS, Interface, RPS Objects, Object name, Preferences, Workbenches, Document structure, Properties, Help LabRPS, Donate
- Help: Tutorials, Video tutorials
- Workbenches: Std Base, WindLab, SeismicLab, SeaLab, UserLab, Spreadsheet, Plot, Web
- Hubs: User hub, Power users hub, Developer hub