The following Plug-Ins can be licensed for use in ShipX:
In addition, the new report generator at SINTEF for analysis of performance tests is developed as a ShipX Plug-In. Currently, plug-ins for seakeeping calculations (VERES program package), animation of ship motions, simulation of manoeuvring and station keeping capabilities as well as calm water performance prediction and calculation of speed loss in waves are all available as "Plug-Ins". The basic functions built into ShipX makes it fast and easy to create new "Plug-Ins". In addition to the basic functions built into ShipX, like hull geometry manipulation and database operations, advanced functions are added as "Plug-Ins". By removing the need for file format conversions and re-entering of input for each new program, systematic design studies using highly advanced hydrodynamic analysis tools is fully possible. As the industry standard, MACS3 has been deployed for training by maritime universities worldwide.The basic idea behind ShipX is to make a platform that integrates all kinds of hydrodynamic analysis into an integrated design tool. The ship library of Navis MACS3 includes approximately 5,000 vessel profiles. MACS3 has been in the market since 1984 as SEACOS MACS3. MACS3 recognizes the importance of efficient information sharing between owners, technical managers, charterers, terminal, and port authorities by providing various cloud services, such as the MACS3 Connected and MACS3 API Services. Instead, it is a valuable data source for the entire ocean supply chain. In our digital world, the loading computer is no longer an onboard proprietary stand-alone solution. MACS3 is type-approved and certified for on-board use by all major classification societies. The Navis MACS3 loading computer utilizes a wide range of hydrostatic, stability and strength calculations to ensure fast decision making for the safe loading and unloading of all vessel types. With 65 percent of the market share in container shipping, MACS3 is leading the way for safe and efficient loading operations. The heart of onboard loading operations is the loading instrument.
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