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Release of SyncroSim 3 and SyncroSim Studio
May 27, 2025
A recap of SyncroSim 3
With this latest major software development, users can do more with their models. SyncroSim 3 allows users to connect multiple packages within a single library, customize workflows by creating pipelines that integrate multiple data and models, automate package version management and installation when opening an existing library, and develop their own SyncroSim packages with ease thanks to the new and simplified XML format. For more details about SyncroSim 3, see the documentation.
SyncroSim 3 is officially launched, accompanied by the brand-new UI, SyncroSim Studio.
Introducing SyncroSim Studio
Along with these technical upgrades, SyncroSim 3 introduces a new Windows user interface. The former SyncroSim Desktop software has been replaced by SyncroSim Studio, establishing it as the flagship product within the SyncroSim suite, offering a cleaner and more intuitive user experience. As with previous versions of SyncroSim, a console version of SyncroSim is also available for both Linux and Windows.
Updated R and Python packages
The development of SyncroSim 3 also prompted the release of versions 2.X of rsyncrosim and pysyncrosim. See the rsyncrosim and pysyncrosim GitHub release pages for the most up-to-date changes.
Log-in Based Licensing
In SyncroSim 3, we’ve introduced a new log-in based licensing system to replace the need for machine license files. Simply create an account when prompted in SyncroSim Studio, sign in, and enjoy seamless access to all SyncroSim products.
Get Started with SyncroSim 3
Discover how SyncroSim Studio can support your ecological modeling projects now by downloading the latest version at syncrosim.com/download, and get up and running fast with our Quickstart tutorial.
Ready to start scripting your SyncroSim 3 workflows? Download rsyncrosim—available on CRAN and Conda-forge—and pysyncrosim—available on PyPI and Conda-forge—today to start coding.