v1.0.0
RocketPy v1.0.0
We are thrilled to announce the release of RocketPy v1.0.0, a major milestone in the development of our rocket simulation library. This release includes a wide range of enhancements, new features, bug fixes, and contributions from our growing community of developers. Thank you to all the contributors and users who have supported RocketPy's evolution!
What's New
Liquid and Hybrid Motor Support
- RocketPy now fully supports liquid and hybrid motors, opening up new possibilities for rocket design and analysis. Thanks to contributions from @giovaniceotto, @phmbressan, @lperi03, @gautamsaiy, @tbhakhri, @PBales1, @curtisjhu and @JonusV!
New Coordinate System
- We've introduced a simplified coordinate system to make data input more user-friendly and intuitive, reducing the complexity of working with RocketPy.
Pythonic Syntax
- RocketPy has undergone a significant change to adhere to Python standards. We've transformed RocketPy into snake case, ensuring consistency with Python coding conventions.
Special Acknowledgments
- We extend our gratitude to the RocketPy Team developers who dedicated their time and expertise to this release.
- We're excited to announce our partnership with Space Enterprises at Berkeley, which has been instrumental in implementing liquid motors in RocketPy.
New Contributors
We welcome new contributors to the RocketPy project:
- Special thanks to Space Enterprise At Berkley
- @lperi03, @gautamsaiy, @tbhakhri, @PBales1, @curtisjhu and @JonusV!
- @CabGT made their first contribution in PR #339.
How to Get RocketPy v1.0.0
To get started with RocketPy v1.0.0, you can install the latest release using pip:
pip install rocketpy
Feedback and Bug Reports
We encourage all users to try out RocketPy v1.0.0 and share their feedback or report any issues on our GitHub repository.
Thank you for your continued support and enthusiasm for RocketPy. We look forward to seeing the amazing projects you'll create with this new release!
