I recently had an issue with the fsae database I was using that just wouldn't load, but that issue was fixed with Rishi's help ( simcompanion.hexagon.com/.../ive-been-following-the-adm743-fsae-tutorial-and-while-completing-workshop2part2-simulating-a-full-vehicle-assembly-i-get-an-error-in-the-message-window-stating-the-model-isnt-defined-so-where-and-when-do-i-need-to-define-the-model ). This was my new start point, but when I modified the hard points of the front suspension subsystem it lost most/all of its links with the property files? Here's what I did: Created a new subsystem, using the template _fsae_frontsusp. Modified the hard points to reflect the teams current car setup, placing the zero reference on the ground with y=0 and x=0, which is the xy coord of the CoG, and all dimentions taken from there. Applied the changes and looked at the graphical representation (looked good). Saved the subsystem and got a huge list of property file warnings (attached)? Did the same for the ARB and steering and got similar issues. Created a new assembly with the front susp, arb and steering, got some more property wanings. Tried to run a front suspension assembly simulation, but unsurprisingly it wouldn't run. It looks similar to the above problem in that all of the property files are a lot older (2012/2013)? I'm not sure why this would happen? Am I missing a step? Warren Links (1) https://mscsoftware.force.com/customers/s/question/0D50c00007Jrkd6CAB/ive-been-following-the-adm743-fsae-tutorial-and-while-completing-workshop2part2-simulating-a-full-vehicle-assembly-i-get-an-error-in-the-message-window-stating-the-model-isnt-defined-so-where-and-when-do-i-need-to-define-the-model Attached Files (1) subsystem_property_file_path_warning.txt

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Modifying Hard Points in an assembly has made most of the related properties lose their link the subsystem?

I recently had an issue with the fsae database I was using that just wouldn't load, but that issue was fixed with Rishi's help ( simcompanion.hexagon.com/.../ive-been-following-the-adm743-fsae-tutorial-and-while-completing-workshop2part2-simulating-a-full-vehicle-assembly-i-get-an-error-in-the-message-window-stating-the-model-isnt-defined-so-where-and-when-do-i-need-to-define-the-model ).

This was my new start point, but when I modified the hard points of the front suspension subsystem it lost most/all of its links with the property files? Here's what I did:

Created a new subsystem, using the template _fsae_frontsusp.
Modified the hard points to reflect the teams current car setup, placing the zero reference on the ground with y=0 and x=0, which is the xy coord of the CoG, and all dimentions taken from there.
Applied the changes and looked at the graphical representation (looked good).
Saved the subsystem and got a huge list of property file warnings (attached)?
Did the same for the ARB and steering and got similar issues.
Created a new assembly with the front susp, arb and steering, got some more property wanings.
Tried to run a front suspension assembly simulation, but unsurprisingly it wouldn't run.

It looks similar to the above problem in that all of the property files are a lot older (2012/2013)?

I'm not sure why this would happen? Am I missing a step?

Warren

Links (1)

https://mscsoftware.force.com/customers/s/question/0D50c00007Jrkd6CAB/ive-been-following-the-adm743-fsae-tutorial-and-while-completing-workshop2part2-simulating-a-full-vehicle-assembly-i-get-an-error-in-the-message-window-stating-the-model-isnt-defined-so-where-and-when-do-i-need-to-define-the-model

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subsystem_property_file_path_warning.txt

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0 Jesper Slattengren over 7 years ago

Yes, this is an ADAMS command file. Once you have opened your model, press F2 and point to this file.
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0 Jesper Slattengren over 7 years ago

Yes, this is an ADAMS command file. Once you have opened your model, press F2 and point to this file.
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