RockSim 7.03 (Rocket Simulation Software)

Hi All, This is Apogee Rocksim 7.03 rocket simulation and design software and extra rocket and data files. covers most model rockets and allows you to define your own this is an older version as version 8 and 9 is out now but this version is still great. The following is from www.apogeerockets.com/RockSim.asp "Overview: RockSim is a computer program that allows you to design any size rocket, and then simulate its flight to see how high, and how fast it will fly. You can also use it to find the best rocket motor combinations for your existing kits, and to teach yourself and others about the physics of rocket flight. More modelers, teachers, and engineers use RockSim than all the other rocketry programs combined! RockSim allows you to take your cool rocketry ideas, and flush out the concept to see if they'll be stable when you launch them. RockSim was the first software that combines both "design" and "simulation" into one seamless program. What that means is that you create a drawing of the rocket, and simply click a button to see how that design will perform. That makes it quick and easy to check the feasibility of your ideas." Here are some pictures of the actual program viewing a Saturn 5 rocket http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/488/rocksim1qp0.jpg http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/9782/rocksim2df3.jpg Please leave comments helpful to others and seed once finished 8)

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kiwibirdz (2011-01-15)

Some Help please?
When I tried to install rosim after i extracted it, it says that an invocation of this java application has caused an invocationTargetException. This application will now exit (LAX). what do i do?

elivance (2014-01-30)

After unpacking the files, unpack rocksim.zip, then navigate to RockSim 7.03 >> Windows, then right click the setup.exe and go >> properties >> compatibility and run the program in compatibility mode for windows XP. Apply >> OK. For science!