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Flexible body Shift

Auswechseln
Auswechseln over 9 years ago
Hello,
 
I'm creating a flexible suspension subsystem from a rigid subsystem. It involves replacing the control arms and the subframe with MNF files which has been carried out successfully. Next step is to adjust the subsystem to tune the wheelbase. But I find that the subframe part remains as it is whereas the other parts of the suspension moves. I tried the same in the suspension template as well, it doesn't move. Any ideas and suggestions are welcome. Please find the attached photos.
 
Regards
Shankar 
Subframe_Shift
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  • jozef.bucha
    0 jozef.bucha over 9 years ago
    Hello Shankar,

    Are you trying to move subsystem to change wheelbase with adjust/shift menu in standard interface? Or somehow in different way? Shift in adjust menu is best and easiest way AFAIK.

    Jozef
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  • Auswechseln
    0 Auswechseln over 9 years ago
    Hello Jozef,
     
    Thank you for you answer. Yes, I had tried as you have mentioned above. The problem was that the location dependency for the subframe was on the global coordinates. I changed it to a hardpoint on the subframe itself. It solved the problem.
     
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