Press the error correction button to list all errors in a seperate window with error number, cause and possible soultions to each error code. help manual with all error codes to be included.

There would be a benefit to have the ability to specify an internal pressure on a tubular member. This would be useful for the design of risers with wave and current loads acting simultaneously.

Actually, in SACS we have the option to exclude group elements when we use the weight option "footprint weight" by the card EXCGRP (Footprint group exclusion), but sometimes the group list to include is shorter than the exclude list, it will be gr...

Including the latest version of the SACS release, the pressure loadings applied on plate (as a plate pressure) is getting deleted once the loaded plates are undergoing further meshing. It is evident that meshing of plate is a very important featur...

In the current version, SACS only calculates wake encounter for members that are almost vertical (within 15 degrees) if I enter WE or WD in CDM card. However , the option for NOT nearly vertical members (more than 15 degrees from vertical) is not ...

Unlike STAAD, SACS does not have a functionality to extract envelope of results for members or supports. It will be helpful to Engineers to have such functionality, as it will reduce the workload on us. Thanks.

Having the option to only look at results for inline tubular fatigue lives would be helpful.

In many projects, the cargo being transported starts as a SACS model. This model is translated to MOSES. Most of the time the model is not changed in MOSES. MOSES can now create a .vue database that is read by MOSES Precede. MOSES Precede is a ver...

Reference is made to the problem discussed in more detail in Case CS0209634. Basically, a bug has been noticed in the graphic post processor, resulting in a misleading representation of the stresses in quadrilateral plate elements. In a symmetric ...

SACS should be compatible with any monitor with a resolution greater than 1920x1080. A higher resolution offers significant benefits for viewing detailed information