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Simulation ERROR (loadCTITireData) while running older full vehicle model in new version.

dvach
dvach over 2 years ago
Hello everyone,
 
I am trying to run older model (2010) into newer version of Adams (2017.1) and getting following error message related to ftire (cosin 2017.1).
 
I have tried running with PAC tire and it works fine. So, looking for your help on what could possibly be wrong here. Adams/Cosin version ? or something else.
 
 
---- START: ERROR ----
loadCTITireData: Could read FTire tire property file front_ftire.tir for tire: 2
---- END: ERROR ----
 
---- START: ERROR ----
Adams Solver (C++) run terminating due to STOP requested by user.
---- END: ERROR ----
 
 Termination status=-995
 
Terminating Adams Car usersubs...
 
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  • MK202610123211
    0 MK202610123211 over 2 years ago
    Using ADAMS 2017.1 as a "newer" version is somewhat funny.
    Do yourself a a favor and use something like ADAMS 2023.2 and cosin 2024-1
    Then usually it's the tire property to blame. Especially stuff like use_updates_prior_to.
    Common debug would be to open it in the latest ftire_tools, cleanup/polish the data, then try to achieve a stable preprocessing and and at the end re-export in current format.
    If that still fails, try: www.cosin.eu/.../
     
    Otherwise: Good luck with your project
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  • dvach
    0 dvach over 2 years ago
    Thank you @Martin Kieltsch​  for quick answer!
    Yes, we are using 2023.2 version but need to check and confirm few things in 2017.1 version for older model.
    Model is running fine with 2019.2 but need to check with 2017.1 and it is giving error.
     
    As you suggested let me try opening it in ftire_tools and check it again.
    Thanks!
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  • Jesper Slattengren
    0 Jesper Slattengren over 2 years ago
    So you are trying to use Adams 2017.1 with a FTire version that didn't exist when that version was released? Yeah, that won't work.
    Download and install the version of FTire that was simultaneous with Adams 2017.1 (probably require you to uninstall your current version of FTire) and it should work.
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  • dvach
    0 dvach over 2 years ago
    Hi @Jesper Slattengren​ Jesper,
    Thanks for replying!
     
    I am trying to run adams 2017.1 with the same ftire version in the adams installation (cosin 2017.1) but still it gives error. However it runs fine with Adams 2019.2 with ftire 2019.1.
     
    As Martin mentioned, I tried with ftire_tools but still the problem exists.
     
    Regards,
    Darshan
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  • Micha
    0 Micha over 2 years ago
    This message:
    loadCTITireData: Could read FTire tire property file front_ftire.tir for tire: 2
    is a message issued by Adams/Tire, not CTI or FTire. You likely got some messages from CTI+FTire before, probably preceded by prefix FTire:.. or CTI:..
     
    Can you paste those messages?
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