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Can someone suggest me the easiest way or the flow chart of converting a demo vehicle into an All Wheel Drive vehicle?

rohan.tiwari
rohan.tiwari over 7 years ago
Can someone suggest me the easiest way or the flow chart of converting a demo vehicle into an All Wheel Drive vehicle?
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  • m.derbas
    0 m.derbas over 7 years ago
    Okay so this took a bit of hacking and I'm sure there is a better way of doing it but here it goes:
     
    1- go to simulate -> ​full vehicle Analysis -> vehicle Analysis -> set full vehicle Analysis
     
    You will see that the drive bias slider is disabled and you cannot move it, to undo this:
     
    2- press the F3 key, the command window should Pop up
     
    3- Copy paste one line at a time and press enter to execute one command at a time:
     
    • interface slide mod slider_name = .ACAR.dboxes.dbox_ana_ful_par_set.s_drive_bias enabled = yes
    • interface label modify label_name = .ACAR.dboxes.dbox_ana_ful_par_set.l_drive_bias enabled = yes
     
    4- you should be able to move the slider to 50% now and press apply
     
    Nevermind it does not work, something happens after running the Simulation and the values return back to what they were
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    0 rohan.tiwari over 7 years ago
    Firstly thank you for your reply, are you sure that it is the correct answer to my question because after applying it I cannot see an all wheel drive in my demo vehicle.
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    0 m.derbas over 7 years ago
    the drive bias is basically how much power goes to the front, ​by Setting it to 50% it means that 50% goes to the front and 50% goes to the back
     
    As you can see from the beginning the fields were disabled, i thought by enabling them it would work however when I ran a few simulations to see if it does work, turns out it doesn't
     
    I read a Little bit more about it, go to the adams help and type in "drive bias" then select the Setup Parameters article
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  • rohan.tiwari
    0 rohan.tiwari over 7 years ago
    Ok, I will go through that, But my problem is- if you will see the shared database demo vehicle in Adams Car, it is a rear-wheel drive vehicle and I have to make it an All-wheel-drive vehicle may be by using concept AWD.
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  • m.derbas
    0 m.derbas over 7 years ago
    ​If I were you, I would replace the front Suspension System with a modified rear Suspension System (you Need to Change the Communicators role so that they get coupled with the correct tires and so on)
     
    Then I would also create new Communicators in the power Train wich will be connected to the front Suspension System. that should do the trick I think
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