yaml input to create a blade in iVABS 0.11

[rdrclrbh]

I have the yaml input for creating a blade with "analysis" for V0.8 but I cannot find an example on how to do it with the new yaml format. And the naming looks to be different. V 0.8 uses "structure_class", but now it looks like "type" is used. Furthermore what used to be a "blade" structure_class does not appear to be carried over as a type, i.e., type: "blade" does not work.

Is there an example that shows how to replace generating blade cross sections the way it was done in V0.8 with the new syntax in V0.11?

[unitasium]

Please check the attached files.
new_input.zip

[vacupenda]

Hello, could you please provide the complete set of run files? I would like to study the new version of the optimization program, but I often encounter errors. If I have a complete set of run files, I believe it could help resolve my current issues.

[unitasium]

You can find examples using the new input format in the release page: https://github.com/wenbinyugroup/ivabs/releases/tag/v0.11

[rdrclrbh]

This does not quite resolve my issues setting this up. The first thing I am trying to figure out is how to specify use of more than one template along the length of the blade. In V0.8 it was done with

design:

• name: "blade_1"
  structure_class: "blade"
  cross_section_base_design: |
  0, airfoil_rbox_uni.xml.tmp
  0.95500, airfoil_nospar_uni.xml.tmp

  How do I do that in V0.11? Once we get that sorted out, I can see if there are other issues that crop up. Thanks

[unitasium]

Please check out this answer: https://github.com/orgs/wenbinyugroup/discussions/40#discussioncomment-11716404

[rdrclrbh]

I seem to be making some progress, now that I have a blade template distribution. But the next problem I am encountering is there is no longer a "blade" analysis type is appears. i.e., how does one handle the functionality that used to be addressed with this yaml block:

analysis:
steps:
- step: "generate cs design"
type: "blade"
blade_1:
settings:
analysis: 1
inputs:
stations: [0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 0.9, 0.9371, 1.0]