Can we add this example as a test problem ? It takes 20 s in my computer:

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nice work!

Thanks for contributing, I think that if we add this problem into the tests, we are going to be testing all the hydrodynamic-corotational features:

• linearAerodynamics.m : lift, drag and pitch moment (with no reconfiguration).
• reconfigurationBeam.m: drag reconfiguration, undergoing large displacements.
• simpleWindTurbine.m: only lift rigid dynamic motion, undergoing large rotations.

Adding this as a test is fine by me.
I would suggest using either a csv or a mat file but i guess is not needed to use both.

I am facing an issue with the local path to load a .mat file. I think Matlab is being executed from /home/runner/work/ONSAS.m/ONSAS.m/examples/reconfigurationBeam' and is not finding the file. There is any way to solve the path for Octave and Matlab at the same time ?

I also think it is a good idea to have this as a test
Regadring the .mat issue, I had this problem but I just pasted the vector values inside the script to have no .mat file...

I also think it is a good idea to have this as a test Regadring the .mat issue, I had this problem but I just pasted the vector values inside the script to have no .mat file...

Thank you both for the comments, I've solved it exporting a .mat from matlab with the flag "-mat7-binary"

I am facing an issue with the local path to load a .mat file. I think Matlab is being executed from /home/runner/work/ONSAS.m/ONSAS.m/examples/reconfigurationBeam' and is not finding the file. There is any way to solve the path for Octave and Matlab at the same time ?

I solved this by adding to path both, src and the example folder:

addpath( genpath( [ pwd '/../../src'] ) ); 
addpath( genpath( [ pwd ] ) ); 

left some comments

Done