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BETA CAE Systems Releases ANSA, EPILYSIS, META, KOMVOS, FATIQ v25.1.3

LUCERNE, Switzerland, Oct 8, 2025 – BETA CAE Systems is pleased to announce the release of v25.1.3 for ANSA, EPILYSIS, META, KOMVOS, SPDRM and FATIQ, with critical bug fixes and selected implementations.

Follows an overview of the most important items:

Known issues resolved in ANSA

CAD Import / Export

ANSA would cease operating, during input of STEP files.

Geometry

Running “Checks > Penetration > Intersections” with a defined “Minimum depth ” on unmeshed Faces, would lead to unexpected termination.

Unexpected termination would also occur, when using the API functions base.PlaneCut() & base.FacesPlaneCut() with the argument entities=’all’.

GUI

ANSA would abort upon “Front Only” selection on meshes containing both polyhedral and non-polyhedral solids.

Shell Meshing

Remeshing .obj file format would lead to an unexpected termination.

Volume Meshing

Focusing on Structured Mesh, ANSA would cease operating when the option “Collapse free edges” was activated.

In addition, volume entities generated by “Extrude” function would lose their property upon remeshing.

Focusing on Volume Mesh/ Octree, ANSA would terminate when deleting geometries, while having the “Hextreme” volume meshing window open.

Compare

ANSA would cease operating when using the model update wizard and no update report would be generated.

Data Management

While working with an SPDRM server-based DM, the saved Fastener features in DM, would not be properly recognized by the automated procedure of the Feature Manager.

Retopology

ANSA would occasionally terminate, upon execution of mesh.PolishMeshEdgesHigh(edges) script function.

CFD Decks

Exiting “Quality Inspector” function and having Cut Plane View active would lead to software abortion.

Moreover, plain polygons were falsely blocked during input.

Kinetics

Unexpected termination could occur during the input of ADAMS/View command file in Adams pre-processing mode.

Morphing

ANSA would exit abnormally in the following cases:

  • When using the Alt+E shortcut to expand Morphed affected zones.
  • In case of empty tube series existing in the list, upon execution of “Tubes > Depenetrate” function.
  • Upon call of morph.MorphNumber() script function on a cylindrical morph edge, that was split in previous steps.

Known issues resolved in EPILYSIS

Keywords

RESVEC and AUTOSPC commands were not parsed at all, if appearing first in header.

Output

In case two different frequency requests were combined, while creating non-equidistant frequency steps, e.g. FREQ1 and FREQ3, the .unv output was wrong.

Optimization

Unexpected termination would occur, in case a DRESP1 referenced an element that would not be used in the model. From now on, a FATAL ERROR message is printed instead.

Known issues resolved in META

General

The default view selection of States list was ignored, despite being correctly saved in GUI.xml

Furthermore, session shortcut buttons, added to custom ribbon tabs, were not loaded from the META.xml upon launching META.

Abaqus

Issues occurred when reading .inp and .odb files saved under very long paths on Linux machines, where there is no character number limitation. Attempting to read these files on Windows would lead to unexpected termination.

Nastran

ERP results for panels from Nastran .pch files were not displayed properly in 3D.

Adams

Parts with names exceeding 99 characters would be ignored during the import of Adams models.

Fluent

High order elements were not exported correctly in Fluent .msh format.

OpenFOAM

OpenFOAM serial reading would terminate META.

States & Animation

States interpolation was not operating properly, if failed elements existed in the models.

Managing Curve Data

A locked custom range on an axis was not respected when loading new curves.

Renumber

Renumbering curve to an existing id would not work as expected.

NVH Calculators

Deleting and recreating an Abaqus modal component in FRF-Assembly would lead to unexpected termination.

The point mobilities were not calculated for TPA on control volume, when FRF components in universal file format were included in control volume.

TPA fraction on control volume would not operate properly, if the response node would use an ALC point local coordinate system.

Images & Video Handling

Unexpected termination could occur when trying to delete multiple markers from a video.

Report

Recorded videos could not be deleted on Windows OS, once they were inserted in Presentation mode.

Known issues resolved in KOMVOS

Data Management

Editing of multiple files and editing in an already open ANSA session would not work in case of solver files.

Machine Learning

The process “ML Training Improve” would fail to start, when “None” was selected for Curve results in the original Predictor training.

Known issues resolved in SPDRM

Data Management

Focusing on Search mechanism, a query for Subsystems which have Reports would not work. From now on, the following query can be used to detect such items:

any Report with Name != ” “

Known issues resolved in FATIQ

License Management

FATIQ license and respective credits were not released when executing the command “Release License”.

Weld Fatigue

Unexpected termination would take place, upon input of Abaqus grid point forces.

Calculations

Wrong results were produced from a non-linear E-N analysis with Smith-Watson-Topper mean stress correction.

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Where to download from

  • Customers who are served directly by BETA CAE Systems, or its subsidiaries, may download the new software, examples and documentation from their account on our server. They can access their account through the “download” link on our website.
  • Contact us if you miss your account details. The Downloads menu items give you access to the public downloads.
  • Customers who are served by a local business agent should contact the local support channel for software distribution details.

What to download

All files required for the installation of this version reside in the folders named  “BETA_CAE_Systems_v25.1.3”, “KOMVOS_v25.1.3”, “SPDRM_v25.1.3” and “FATIQ_v25.1.3” and are dated as of September 22, 2025. These files should replace any pre-releases or other files downloaded prior to that date.

The distribution of this version of our pre- and post-processing suite is packaged in one, single, unified installation file, that invokes the respective installer and guides the procedure for the installation of the required components.

For the installation of the software on each platform type, download from the respective folders, the .sh file for Linux or the .msi file for Windows.

In addition to the above, optionally, the META Viewer is available to be downloaded for each supported platform.

The tutorials and the example files reside in the folder named “TUTORIALS”. This folder includes a complete package, and one with only the updated files.

The Abaqus libraries required for the post-processing of Abaqus .odb files are included in the installation package and can be optionally unpacked.

Earlier software releases are also available in the sub-directory called “Previous_Versions” or in a folder named after the product and version number.

About BETA CAE Systems

BETA CAE Systems is a private engineering software company committed to the development of state of the art CAE software systems that meet the requirements of all simulation disciplines. The company’s products, the ANSA pre-processor/ EPILYSIS solver and META post-processor suite, and SPDRM, the simulation-process-data-and-resources manager, hold a worldwide leading position across a range of industries, including the automotive, railway vehicles, aerospace, motorsports, chemical processes engineering, energy, electronics, heavy machinery, power tools, and biomechanics.

Committed to its mission to produce best-in-class CAE software systems, BETA CAE Systems offers products that consistently exceed expectations and provides exemplary technical support to its customers. The company’s continuously growth attest to the high level of customer satisfaction and user confidence. For more information, visit http://www.beta-cae.com.

Nitin Patil
Nitin Patil
Editor and Director of Content, DailyCADCAM.com. Nitin completed his Master's in Mass Communication & Journalism and having 13 years of work experience as an editor, content writer with renowned international technical magazines and media companies. He is associated with CAD,CAM industry since 2008.
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