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Dear All,
I want to create the motion at translational joint in the form of sinusoidal curve of displacement 75mm
Kindly provide your guidelines
Thanks
Ram
Hi Ram,
You can use the curve to input the motion as sinusoidal curve.
1) Create a curve using Curve panel in MotionVIew (Math function)
2) Create a motion on the translational joint
3) In motion properties, change the Define by path to Curve and refer the created curve here.
Dear Sir,
i want to know how to build the expression for sine curve of displacement 75mm. For example: 50sin[TIME]
Ram,
Do you have the expression for the motion?
If yes, you can directly give in motion panel.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
I have created the motion using expressions but the model is simulating abnormally and can't find the error in the joints
Please share the sinusoidal curve and the model.
I have shared the model at your dropbox
I dont see that this has something to do with the motion.
Plot the displacement graph for Rig and you will the motion is OK.
You may have to look into the joints in detail.
did you find any error in the joints?
Kindly guide me what corrections to do in the model
RAM
One of the joints is deactivated and I missed it. Sorry about that.
I dont see anything strange in the animation so far. The wheel is in plane with rig and moves in a translational direction as well as rotates around an axis.
Animation is ok but the wheel is rotating around the axis more know,is it not a problem?
Also i want to create the output request to measure the Toe angle?
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