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amech default database files could not be find in my binary

MKvist
I want to use an acar model including default actuator and transducer property files. The model is stored in a binary file to give a quicker opening of the model when I do a design study. The problem is that when I do my analysis full vehicle submit, I get errors complaining about "ERROR: The property file referenced by the following element was not found:". I get the same error if I run the command "acar toolkit read property_files".
 
 
I just saw that the amech_shared database is not in the list from "Database Management -> Database Info ...".
 
 
 
To repeat the error:
 
  1. Start A/Car
  2. Activate mechatronics and save a binary. Use following commands:
  • plugin load plugin_name = amech
  • file binary write file_name = acar_amech_on
3. Close the A/Car session
 
4. Restart A/Car
5. Open the binary and list database info. Use following commands:
  • file binary read filename = acar_amech_on.bin
  • acar toolkit database database info
 
Do you see the same kind of error?
Does anyone have a clue on how I should progress?
 
A/Car version: 2017.2, 2019.2
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    I'm aware of the plugin manager.
     
    There are amech objects in my assembly and it automaticly load the plugin if I'm opening the assembly. So that part is okay. In my case here, I want to have a binary including the assembly so I have a fairly quick open of an adams session including the assembly. The reason for this is to do a larger design study or optimization where I open the assembly, modify some objects, creates the adams solver files and run the simulations on my cluster. This could be done in parallel and to always have a base model that I modify for each design.
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    I'm aware of the plugin manager.
     
    There are amech objects in my assembly and it automaticly load the plugin if I'm opening the assembly. So that part is okay. In my case here, I want to have a binary including the assembly so I have a fairly quick open of an adams session including the assembly. The reason for this is to do a larger design study or optimization where I open the assembly, modify some objects, creates the adams solver files and run the simulations on my cluster. This could be done in parallel and to always have a base model that I modify for each design.
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