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How to create jprim in wheel template as in handling_tire.tpl?

jozef.bucha
jozef.bucha over 5 years ago
Hello i am trying to make wheel templte similiar as handling tire. Everything works fine, also jprim I am able to make, but how is this done?
 
Created forces elements ti[lr]_wheel has attached jprim:
 
Object Name : ._handling_tire.til_wheelObject Type : ac_tire
Parent Type : Model
Location : (LOC_RELATIVE_TO({0, 0, 0}, ._handling_tire.ground.origo)) mm, mm, mm
Orientation : (ORI_RELATIVE_TO({0, 0, 0}, ._handling_tire.ground.origo)) deg
 
General Parameters:
property_file (mdids://acar_shared/tires.tbl/mdi_tire01.tir (._handling_tire.til_wheel.property_file_list[._handling_tire.til_wheel.property_file_index]))
property_file_list (mdids://acar_shared/tires.tbl/mdi_tire01.tir)
property_file_index (1)
contact_type (handling)
configuration (single)
outside_tire (no value)
jprim_id (0.0 (._handling_tire.jolper_sse_jprim.adams_id))
center_offset (0.0)
high_performance (0 ("no" == "yes" ? 1 : 0))
 
Input Parameters:
i_marker (._handling_tire.whl_wheel.tire_i)
j_fmarker (._handling_tire.ground.FMA_1)
ref_marker (._handling_tire.ground.til_tire_ref_1)
 
Output Parameters:
None
 
How can I do such thing? I believe answer is in command navigator, but i am not able to find needed command
 
Thanks
 
Jozef
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  • Jesper Slattengren
    0 Jesper Slattengren over 5 years ago
    So that said, you can create the same structure, but it is not easy to get it all correct.
    If you want to do it easy, find the equation for the jprim and create corresponding GCON instead and multiply that function with a IF(MODE-5,0,1,0).
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  • jozef.bucha
    0 jozef.bucha over 5 years ago
    Thanks @Jslat for response, i will try
     
    Regards Jozef
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  • jozef.bucha
    0 jozef.bucha over 5 years ago
    Actually the solution was very easy. All what was needed was just using Tools/Modify. Find jprim_id variable under ti[lr]_wheel and fill value i.e. (._handling_tire.jo[lr]per_sse_jprim.adams_id). Shame on me
     
    Jozef
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  • MK202610123211
    0 MK202610123211 over 5 years ago
    The bad news is: This logic will change once in a while and then you start again asking yourself why your template doesn't work.
     
    That's why I always base on MSC templates.
    It saves me tons of wasted time looking through MSC template internals and keeping pace with the changes in each release.
     
     
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