Stack-Solver

> But you need to align as much boxes corners as possible to get vertical stiffness. The magic might not be obvious? I've made an animation[0] using the demo image[1] from VladM7's Stack-Solver. [0] - https://img.go-here.nl/palet-stack.gif [1] - https://github.com/VladM7/Stack-Solver/blob/master/img/scree... pallet is 120 long. 21+21+21+21+35=119 pallet is 80 width. 21+21+35=77 > And also criss-crossing boxes for shear resistance. Mirror the next layer. Besides useful it also looks impressive to have a full looking pallet with criss-crossing.

When searching on the internet for these type of apps, I didn't find many that were open-source AND easy to use. A lot of them had complicated interfaces, although they had loads of features as well. So what I had in mind when making Stack Solver was an app with a modern interface that has the most essential features. It is also well integrated with Microsoft Excel and renders a 3D customizable drawing. Stack Solver is programmed in C# using the WPF framework to ensure it is fast and light. The interface is built using WPF UI, a library that allows it to keep up with modern trends (specifically the Fluent design). It is a work in progress with tons of new features planned and it is my first "serious" project so I would appreciate any feedback :)