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Where can I find definitions for the requests that are output when running a full vehicle event in Adams Car?

peter.d'urso
peter.d'urso over 8 years ago
I have looked everywhere in the ADAMS car help and I can only find the suspension output definitions. Where can I find the exact definitions for the requests automatically generated after running a full vehicle model such as:
 
vehicle_mass_properties
vehicle_statistics
chassis_accelerations
chassis_displacements
chassis_velocities
etc...
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    0 Henrik.Skovbjerg over 8 years ago
    You will find many in the testrig within your assembly. Otherwise look into the subsystems where the measurement is done.
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    0 Henrik.Skovbjerg over 8 years ago
    You will find many in the testrig within your assembly. Otherwise look into the subsystems where the measurement is done.
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