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Update for v0.0.54
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# What's New?

v0.0.54
* Bug fix for member point loads applied in a global direction. They were overiding the member end forces due to an ambiguous variable name.
* Bug fix for rendering. Several variable names had underscores that didn't belong there. It was causing rendering errors. See version 0.0.53 notes for a full list of what's been changing with regard to rendering.

v0.0.53
* `scipy` is now optional for the dense matrix solver. By default `PyNite` uses the sparse matrix solver. If you wish to use the dense matrix solver, you'll need to set the `sparse` parameter equal to `False` when you analyze a model. Generally, the sparse matrix solver is faster and uses less memory. This feature was added to improve compatibility with other programs that may not work well with `scipy`.
* Started work on a `Renderer` class for visualization to better organize the code.
* Renamed several variables in the `render_model` function to make them more descriptive of what they control. If you use keyword arguments in your calls to `render_model` you may need to change some of the variable names.

v0.0.52
* Major bug fix for quadrilaterals. In-plane stiffnesses were 1/4 of what they should have been.
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setuptools.setup(
name="PyNiteFEA",
version="0.0.53",
version="0.0.54",
author="D. Craig Brinck, PE, SE",
author_email="[email protected]",
description="A simple elastic 3D structural finite element library for Python.",
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