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add support for windows and add package support for it. So can be installed on local machine and use the package globally

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Nice work ! Thanks for your suggestions. I am keen in putting them through. Can you please explain the change in demo files. Thanks. @RoberAgro: Can you go through the changes once. Post which we can accept them. Thanks :)



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# Define the section design variables
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design_variables = {}
design_variables['stagger'] = -45 * np.pi / 180
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Why this change ? Can you please explain. Thanks.

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miamosin commented Dec 3, 2021

Hello I am new and I would like to learn the parameterization of Blade from this library that you have created. I would like to know if there is a document that serves as a guide for newcomers or learners? because I have a lot of difficulties to install some libraries and how to connect its design to python.
Thanks

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