Added a Material Test tool, which allows users to generate stress-strain curves for the materials in their model.Edge flipping can now also be applied to selection.Added button to logfile properties to edit the log variables.Added support for "smooth step" interpolation for point curves.A warning indicator was added to the model tree to indicate whether there are issues with the model.Improved Abaqus file reader (Support was added or improved for keywords SURFACE, DSLOAD, AMPLITUDE, BOUNDARY, MATERIAL).Added support for reading and writing edges to feb4 format.Parameters in Properties pane on Model panel indicate whether they have load controller assigned.Load controllers are now available and editable directly from the model tree.FEBio plugins can now be loaded using the menu FEBio\Manage FEBio plugins.Improved volume rendering capabilities.The mesh data can then be assigned to material parameters. A tool was added that can interpolate an image onto a mesh and generate mesh data.A basic image filtering pipeline was implemented.Support for reading 3D images in several formats, including DICOM, TIFF, OME TIFF, RAW.This version also offers several 3D image processing capabilities. (Visit the menu Help\Submit a bug report).Īdditional bug fixes and new features are described below. FEBioStudio2 continues to read the older fsm files.Ī new dialog box was added for reporting bugs directly from the UI.
Since FEBioStudio2 can be installed alongside FEBioStudio1, we opted to change the extension so that it is easier to distinguish new files from older files. (Note that FEBio4 itself can still read and run older febio file formats.)Īlso note that FEBioStudio2 uses a different extension (*.fs2). Older FEBio file formats can be read and converted by FEBioStudio2. It is important to note that FEBioStudio2 will only export febio4 files, and therefore you will need to use FEBio4 alongside with FEBioStudio2. Improved consistency between febio input file structure and febio studio model tree.FEBio Studio can read FEBio plugins, so plugin developers can now setup their models directly within the UI.advanced load controllers, mesh adaptors, mesh data, linear constraints, and more).
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