November 9, 2026

Running an OpenCourant analysis and looking at the results usually means juggling the solver, a converter and a separate postprocessor. OpenCourantRP (OpenCourant Run and Postprocess) puts all of it in one place: a small Windows desktop app that runs an OpenCourant deck pair with the bundled solver and shows the resulting .vtk files with PyVista, embedded in the same window.

OpenCourantRP showing the von Mises stress of the S-beam crash example

What you get:

  • Run a deck pair (or a single combined deck) with a live log, and convert compressed /ANIM/GZIP results to .vtk.
  • Results for displacements, velocities, accelerations, strains, stresses (von Mises, principal values, …), damage, temperature and energies, through the thickness for shells and in global or local axes.
  • Parts, probes, min/max markers, deformation scale and an undeformed overlay.
  • Snapshots to PNG, JPEG, TIFF or PDF, videos to MP4 or GIF, and presets that store a whole layout.

The installer includes the OpenCourant solver, so no Python and no separate solver install are needed (Windows 64-bit). Download it and learn more on the OpenCourantRP software page:

GitHub: OpenCourantRP releases

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