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I have a full XYZ points set of desired road. I wand to make a CRG model from those points to be able using that in Auto-tire tool in Motion-View.
What is the most efficient way to do so?
Maor
Hi Maor,
If you have xyz points data then you can use it to create PCD( point cloud data) road file and use it in autoTire.
Follow the link to documentation
https://2022.help.altair.com/2022.1/hwdesktop/mv/topics/motionview/road_tools_roads_pcd_r.htm
Regards,
Sonu
Thanks,
It is very helpful information, there is any tool to get the triangular elements from the XYZ list I have?
I have the same confusion, as I did not have that I just used the Nodes method instead of using the Nodes + Element Method. But I was not able to get any results output in the graphs. where you able to generate any graphs ? and one more question, did you edit the .rdf file to enter the coordinates or did you generate a .fem file ?
Regards
Draucis
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