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https://www.oshwa.org/faq/#what-is-oshw from their faqs, looks like it is possible but with some limitation, and the answer is not extensive while looking on google, there's quite a mess of answer

let's say I do file an object under an open hardware license then either I or someone else wants to patent it or something really similar to it, would it be possible? also for how much time does the open hardware license last? probably not the right forum where to ask this, probably I should...

comsol/ansys seem to do the job, but they are expensive I was looking for something like houdini (cg), but with actual nodes or click and define gui that provide accurate simulation (and code, but it doesn't force you to use it, unless you don't need to do something really specific) I've tried...

I didn't found the solution, but the forum looks weirdly active, so I've joined in(to the forum)