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I've been trying to simulate a 2D, cambered airfoil by creating a new shape function. I used the mean camber line equation in an attempt to get the shape for the airfoil. However, unlike a symmetric airfoil which gets captured successfully, the camber equation is giving me mixed results. I am attaching my code for the shape function.
I tried to model it after the numerous shape functions available on FluidX3D's shapes.cpp package, but I guess I am messing up some portion of the code.
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I've been trying to simulate a 2D, cambered airfoil by creating a new shape function. I used the mean camber line equation in an attempt to get the shape for the airfoil. However, unlike a symmetric airfoil which gets captured successfully, the camber equation is giving me mixed results. I am attaching my code for the shape function.
I tried to model it after the numerous shape functions available on FluidX3D's shapes.cpp package, but I guess I am messing up some portion of the code.
Thank you for the help!
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