emTools 1.33 released

New plugins, tools etc.
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owei
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emTools 1.33 released

Post by owei » 03 Jul 2012, 17:05

Hi there!

Eric just released a new version of the free tool compilation called "emTools 1.33"
Have fun!



Website: http://www.mootzoid.com
Donwload: http://www.mootzoid.com/wb/pages/softim ... mtools.php

cheers,
oli

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Re: emTools 1.33 released

Post by Tekano » 03 Jul 2012, 21:22

lovely set of additions, was just thinking about 15 minutes ago about always having to go in and nick the init particle data from an emit compound and there you go Eric is there, thinking about us, saying 'here you go chaps heres a nice new slim version that when you type 'init' will show up as a selection'.

thank you Eric! :ymapplause: :ymapplause:
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Re: emTools 1.33 released

Post by Rork » 04 Jul 2012, 08:16

yup! very cool indeed!

a big kudos to Mr. Mootz fot this!! :-bd


p.s. How's the Ubertage doing?
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So long, and thanks for all the Fish!!

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Re: emTools 1.33 released

Post by owei » 04 Jul 2012, 10:57

@rork
Fresh news about our "UeberTage" you´ll find here from now on:
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2505

I guess, Eric will also be around on Sept 28th..!

cheers,
oliver

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Re: emTools 1.33 released

Post by Mootzoid » 10 Jul 2012, 16:08

Yo guys,

There is already a new emTools (version 1.4) available.
The only new feature:
- the compound "NaN Detector"

That compound can be used to check whether a scalar value is a NaN, +INF or -INF.

Cheers,
Eric