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Why does scripted simulation run in ADAMS/View but get interrupted in ADAMS/Solver?

raphael.springmann
raphael.springmann over 6 years ago
Hi,
 
I created a simulation script (ADAMS/Solver C++). The script contains 3 simualte commands:
  1. sim/ini
  2. sim/st
  3. sim/dyn
The script runs fine in ADAMS/View.
However, when I export the same model as .adm and create an .acf that runs the same scripted simulation with the created .adm, the simulation stops after beginning of the sim/st analysis without any warning/error message.
When I delete the sim/st command, the script works in both, ADAMS/View and ADAMS/Solver.
 
Does anybody have an idea what could be the problem?
 
Best Regards!
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  • Jesper Slattengren
    0 Jesper Slattengren over 6 years ago
    Add a debug/eprint before the sim/ini command. Then you will get more information about what is going on in the solver. Written to terminal if you start from a command window and and also to the msg file.
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