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SPMM testrig and chassis templates with a Flex-body are generating an error.

burford.john
I've replaced the ges_chassis body with a flex-body and run the assembly on the SPMM testrig. This generates an error.
 
Reading in property files...
Reading of property files completed.
Setting up vehicle assembly for SPMM...
ERROR:  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
ERROR:  Error detected on line number 316, character 139 of the macro '.ACAR.macros.mac_ana_ful_spm_sub'.
ERROR:   "adams_id" is neither a field in nor a child of ""
ERROR:     (eval("control/routine=acarSDM::con952,function=user(952,"//.F98_spmm_01.testrig.cis_body_subsystem[2].cm.<<adams_id>>//",3,4,5)"))
ERROR:  The command was not executed.
ERROR:  +2&>           (eval("control/routine=acarSDM::con952,function=user(952,"//.F98_spmm_01.testrig.cis_body_subsystem[2].cm.adams_id//",3,4,5)")), &
ERROR:  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
 
This error appears to be common to all chassis templates in acar_shared and acar_concept databases when run on the SPMM testrig with the ges_chassis part replaced with a Flex-body except for _flex_chassis.tpl.
 
Has anyone generated a procedure or script to apply the entities in _flex_chassis.tpl to a standard chassis template like _rigid_chassis_bof.tpl ?
 
Any suggests would be appreciated.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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    I got a chassis template that runs properly with a rigid chassis (see F98_spmm_rigid_chassis_01_spmm.msg). One hickup is the aero geforce has to be manually deactivated. That's a secondary issue as to why the aero gforce is not being deactivated by the submission macro:mac_ana_ful_spm_sub.
     
    The trouble is when I import an MNF for the ges_chassis body, and submit an SPMM analysis
     
    The trouble happens after the static equilibrium solution completes and the Quasi-Static starts and fails to converge.
     
    I've tested replacing the ges_chassis with the flexbody on the SDI testrig without a problem. Straight line, cornering, and full course simulations run fine.
     
    The issue is probably some joint or entity being activated/deactivated between the SVC suspension setup analysis and the Quasi static analysis. What ever is happening there is the problem.
     
    Any ideas would be appreciated.
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    I got a chassis template that runs properly with a rigid chassis (see F98_spmm_rigid_chassis_01_spmm.msg). One hickup is the aero geforce has to be manually deactivated. That's a secondary issue as to why the aero gforce is not being deactivated by the submission macro:mac_ana_ful_spm_sub.
     
    The trouble is when I import an MNF for the ges_chassis body, and submit an SPMM analysis
     
    The trouble happens after the static equilibrium solution completes and the Quasi-Static starts and fails to converge.
     
    I've tested replacing the ges_chassis with the flexbody on the SDI testrig without a problem. Straight line, cornering, and full course simulations run fine.
     
    The issue is probably some joint or entity being activated/deactivated between the SVC suspension setup analysis and the Quasi static analysis. What ever is happening there is the problem.
     
    Any ideas would be appreciated.
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