Fix: Correct variable name from TipRadius to TipRad in Example_EditOpenFASTModel.py #51
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This pull request addresses a bug in the
Example_EditOpenFASTModel.pyscript where an incorrect variable name was used.The script previously used
TipRadiuswhen the correct variable name for the blade tip radius isTipRad. This could lead to errors or unexpected behavior when the script is executed as part of a test or as an example.Changes Made:
Example_EditOpenFASTModel.py, the variable nameTipRadiushas been corrected toTipRad.This change ensures that the script references the correct variable, allowing the associated test or example to function as intended.