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* Fixed paths to tests in docs
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If groundplane is turned on for an AeroPoint or AeroStructPoint, a new input will be created (height_agl) which represents the distance from the origin (in airplane coordinates) to the ground plane.
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The default value, 8000 meters, produces essentially zero ground effect.
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It's easily possible to simulate multiple lifting surfaces simultaneously in OpenAeroStruct.
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The most straightforward example is a wing and a tail for a conventional airplane, as shown below, though OpenAeroStruct can handle any arbitrary collection of lifting surfaces.
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Finally, let's change the linear solver from default.
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This step is not necessary and not directly relevant to parallelization, but the ``LinearBlockGS`` solver works better on a fine mesh than the default ``DirectSolver``.
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