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Adams Car analysis failed (Toe out)

SamsonAkash
SamsonAkash over 5 years ago
Hi guys, I am was trying to create an Baja ATV in Adams car. During acceleration analysis I get Toe out in front suspension geometry and it got steer itself even the steer input was locked. I was trying constant radius cornering and its getting failed. So please take a look at those video and have a look at my file and help me to solve my problem.
 
thanks in advance

Attached Files (3)
ACCLERATION STRAIGHT LINE.avi
ACCLERATION LOCKED.avi
Rage.zip
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  • jozef.bucha
    0 jozef.bucha over 5 years ago
    Hello, to check your model we need also templates and subsytems not just assembly.
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    Jozef​
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  • Jesper Slattengren
    0 Jesper Slattengren over 5 years ago
    Too soft bushings? Try running with the suspensions and steering set to "kinematic".
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  • SamsonAkash
    0 SamsonAkash over 5 years ago
    Hi, thanks for replaying. i tried running with kinematic but it didn't work. I attached my whole directory folder in my drive and link is below. Please take a look and help me to solve this problem.
    drive.google.com/.../view
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  • SamsonAkash
    0 SamsonAkash over 5 years ago
    Hi, guys did anyone saw my post. ​
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  • jozef.bucha
    0 jozef.bucha over 5 years ago
    These are your communicators info during assembly opening
     
    WARNING: The following input communicators were not assigned during assembly:testrig.cis_max_brake_value
    testrig.cis_air_density
    testrig.cis_aero_frontal_area
    testrig.cis_drag_coefficient
    testrig.cis_drag_brake_coefficient
    testrig.cis_downforce_coefficient
    testrig.cis_downforce_brake_coefficient
    testrig.cis_front_aero_location
    testrig.cis_crankshaft_ratio
    testrig.cis_transmission_efficiency
    testrig.cis_downshift_RPM
    testrig.cis_upshift_RPM
    testrig.cis_aero_drag_force
    testrig.cil_svs_ride_height_rear
    testrig.cir_svs_ride_height_rear
    testrig.cis_svs_trim_part
    testrig.cis_svs_trim_part_loading
    testrig.cis_front_brake_max_torque
    testrig.cis_rear_brake_max_torque
    testrig.cis_brake_ratio
    testrig.cis_overall_steering_ratio
    testrig.cil_toe_angle_rear
    testrig.cir_toe_angle_rear
    testrig.cil_camber_angle_rear
    testrig.cir_camber_angle_rear
    testrig.cis_test_equipment_gyro
    testrig.cis_instrumentation_gyro
    testrig.cis_driver_hip_point
    testrig.cil_wheel_center_marker_rear
    testrig.cir_wheel_center_marker_rear
    testrig.cil_spindle_rise_rear
    testrig.cir_spindle_rise_rear
    TR_Steering.cis_test_equipment_gyro
    Front_tire_baja.cis_wheel_force_transducer
    Rear_tire_baja.cil_toe_angle
    Rear_tire_baja.cir_toe_angle
    Rear_tire_baja.cil_camber_angle
    Rear_tire_baja.cir_camber_angle
    Rear_tire_baja.cis_wheel_force_transducer
    WARNING: The following input communicators did not match with unique output communicators:
    baja_powertrain.cil_tire_force
    matched with: Front_tire_baja.col_tire_force
    also matches: Rear_tire_baja.col_tire_force
    baja_powertrain.cir_tire_force
    matched with: Front_tire_baja.cor_tire_force
    also matches: Rear_tire_baja.cor_tire_force
     
    I found that you have powertrain subsystem minor role any, it should by rear (your vehicle is rear driven),
    second thing, add brake subsystem
    third thing
     
    those communicators
    testrig.cil_toe_angle_rear
    testrig.cir_toe_angle_rear
    testrig.cil_camber_angle_rear
    testrig.cir_camber_angle_rear
     
    are needed to be connected
     
    fourth thing spring in front and rear subsystem are pointing to different database. I do not know why but i was not able to to change them to some existing spring property file from shared database. Program was mentioning about different variant, which is not there. I was able to change them only in text editor.
     
    Jozef
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