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Hello there,
I would like to ask you for help finding where it is the Altair MotionSolve - Two- and Three-wheel Vehicle Simulation, please.
Thank you,
Best regards,
Diogo Vicente
Hello Diogo - In order to access the automotive libraries in the Wizard (Model->Assembly Wizard), you first have to set the correct preference file.
In the top menu,
1) Go to File->Load->Preference File, select MBD-Vehicle Dynamics Tools, click Load.
2) Go to Model->Set Wizard Paths, select the Wizard library you want. By default, it is set to Car/Small truck. In your case, you need the "Two wheeler".
3) Go to Model->Wizard Library, now you should be able to build motorcycle or scooter models as necessary.
As of the current release 2021, 3 wheelers are not available in library. However, there are some example 3 wheelers in Vehicle Tools->Example models. And, the Altair website also has some examples available.
Thanks,
Ananth
Hello Ananth,
Thank you for you answer,
I was looking for the Preference File, but there is none in the Altair Hyperworks 2020.1 - Student Editon - OptiStruct, can you please show me a photo where it is then?
Because when I press File-> Load-> it shows to me Command File / Script / Solver Template, none of them is Preference File. If I click in one of those it redirects me to my PC folders where I do have some files, but none of them are the 2 wheel that I want.
Please open Motionview using the windows search bar, my instructions are specific to that interface.
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