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Hi all,
I'm in the testing phase of this interesting software and I'm wondering if it's possible to apply G-forces in multiple directions on a part.
Did anyone allready succeed or tried to do this?
Thanks in advance!
Simon
Hello,
At the moment you can only apply one G-force along one of the principal axis representing Earth gravity.
We have plans to allow G-forces with different values and directions in the future.
Thanks,
Matthieu
Matthieu,
thank you for your reply.
We are looking forward to this further developments.
Hi,
Is-there some news about this subject ?
Is-there a method to change the value of G-Force by changing a value in a file for example ?
Antoine
The upcoming 2015 version of Inspire will allow to define G loads in any direction with any value.
Thanks for your answer, and is-there a method to change the value of G-Force by changing a value in a file for the moment ?
Once again the upcoming 2015 version of Inspire will allow to define G loads in any direction with any value. It is not possible to do it in Inspire 2014.
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