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Linking ADAMS/Car with ADAMS/View

jsph_inc
Hi All,
 
Apologies if this has already been documented or discussed. I did a search but did not find anything on the topic.
 
What is the method(s) to link an ADAMS/Car model with an ADAMS/View model?
 
The only way I can think of is bringing both into Simulink and performing a cosimulation.
 
Is there a direct way within the ADAMS environment of doing this?
 
joe.
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    Why use a complicated FMU approach, when a simple "file command read" + "model merge" would do the job of reading an A/View model into an A/Car model ?
     
    Seriously: A/Car is just a customized A/View. You can easily merge these models and then connect the necessary joints/forces/solver variables.
     
    You could even "transform" a View-model into a Car-template by creating a blank template read the view-cmd and merge with the template. You'd then need to add communicators to connect to other subsystems.
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    Why use a complicated FMU approach, when a simple "file command read" + "model merge" would do the job of reading an A/View model into an A/Car model ?
     
    Seriously: A/Car is just a customized A/View. You can easily merge these models and then connect the necessary joints/forces/solver variables.
     
    You could even "transform" a View-model into a Car-template by creating a blank template read the view-cmd and merge with the template. You'd then need to add communicators to connect to other subsystems.
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