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Export adm file from car to view

jozef.bucha
jozef.bucha over 6 years ago
Hello,
 
I am playing with compliance frame analysis in ACar, it should be able to find compliance matrix of suspension, according help i have to see which motion is moving with which attachment in adm file.
 
So i wanted to open adm from acar in aview. Adm is opened without any error, model look like is complete in main window, but it looks there are many models and in tree i can not see all parts:
 
I was trying to open it as new database, also using empty database and use file/import. Same results.
 
Is it possible to have imported model from adm file as one model in aview with all elements in tree?
 
Jozef
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  • Henrik.Skovbjerg
    0 Henrik.Skovbjerg over 6 years ago
    You can flatten out hierarchical name tags with MSC_FLATTEN_ADM
    simcompanion.mscsoftware.com/.../index
    set MSC_FLATTEN_ADM=1
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    T​his will give you a "flat" adm file
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  • jozef.bucha
    0 jozef.bucha over 6 years ago
    Thanks @Henrik Skovbjerg​  for quick response​
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