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If running the example `ram_air_kite.jl` fails, try to run the `cleanup.jl` script and then try again. Background: this example caches the calculated polars. Reading cached polars can fail after an update.
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### Output formats
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Currently, the `solve!()` function returns the results as [VSMSolution](@ref) struct. The function solve() returns a
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dictionary with the results. The `solve!()` function is faster, and the `solve()` contains many more entries, therefore
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the first function is good for integration in dynamic models and the second one better suited for aerodynamic analysis.
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Currently, the `solve!()` function returns the results as [VSMSolution](@ref) struct. The function solve() returns a dictionary with the results. The `solve!()` function is faster, and the `solve()` contains many more entries, therefore the first function is good for integration in dynamic models and the second one better suited for aerodynamic analysis.
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### Performance
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Calling `init!(body_aero; init_aero=false)` is very fast. After calling `deform!(wing)`, you have to run `init!(body_aero; init_aero=false)` to apply the deformed wing to the body aerodynamics. This is in turn necessary for the linearization from deformation to aerodynamic coefficients for RAM-air kites.
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