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When running a motion simulation, I would like to vary the pressure on a surface by time -- I could not find a way to do this. Is it possible? Thx Bill
Hi Bill,
You cannot apply a transient pressure, let alone a static pressure, to motion bodies inside Inspire at the present time. However, this can be done in a process using MotionView and Optistruct. It is documented here in the HyperWorks Help: Tutorial on how to apply model pressure to flex body
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Regards,
Scott Z
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