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# Version 1.3.3

## **Known Bugs in Karamba3D 1.3.3**

* none at the moment

## **New in Karamba3D 1.3.3**

* There is now the possibility to use cloud-licenses in connection with Karamba3D
* The following bugs of version 1.3.2 were fixed:
  * The cross section area of Australian CHS sections in the Karamba3D cross section library was up to 10% too small.
  * The 'sig-max' and 'sig-min' output of the Utilization-component for circular hollow cross sections were too large and too small respectively if the resultant bending moment is not acting in local y- or z-direction of the cross section.
  * For cross sections un-symmetric about the Y-axis the resistance moments Wely+ and Wely- were swapped. This led to wrong signs in the 'sig-max' and 'sig-min' output of the Utilization-component.
  * The calculation of the mass of shells with varying cross sections was wrong.
  * Strain- and temperature loads were ignored in the procedure of the 'Large Deformation Analysis'-component.
  * For beams with eccentricities wrong cross section forces resulted in case the local and global directions of eccentricity did not coincide.


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