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How to import points in motionview from excel
Hello Monu,
You can import points from excel file.
Your excel file will be saved as .xlsx bydefault
First save your file as .csv file format
In motionview from main ment > Macros > Create points > Using coordinate > and import your .csv file
Try to import below attached file
Unable to find an attachment - read this blog
PFA
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
Thanks Deep
Hello
can anyone tell me how to increase run time in Motion view
hello monu,
For increasing Run Time (I hope you are talking about Simulation Run time so that you can increase Result animation time)
Go to Run panel and increase End time (in Seconds)
and print Interval will sets the time movement when simulation results are exported to the output files.
@Deep
please tell me ho to apply 50 rpm rotational motion as input on a rotating body in motion solve
Hello Monu
Create Motion (Velocity) and Apply that Motion on Joint and go to properties and Give Linear Value of RPM or Give Expression as per your Run Time
MotionVIew's default Unit is N, mm, kg, Second so convert RPM Accordingly.
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