how to model a system which goes down grade with constant velocity
hi
i have given constant velocity for the joint and have given contacts between the roller and floor .so for this model when its goes down the slope it over rides the initial condition that i have given for the joint, that is it rolls freely as in a free fall .Is there anyway so that i can make the system run with constant velocity even on a slope with down gradient
thank you
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Hi
Thank you I found a solution. I used the step function.
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Hi,
You can either use STEP function or create an expression to impose a constant velocity.
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hi thank you what expression can i impose to maintain a constant velocity in the slope it seems to free fall
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Hi,
You can use MotionSolve API 'GCON' (general constraint). Please go through the same on help for more information about GCON.
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hi sorry to trouble you, this sounds too complex,i went through the help.where should iinput this function? should it be written in template,can u give me a example how it should be used.
1.) My condition is to make the system run with a constant velocity on the slope
2.)how to use Gcon for the rear revolute joint in the pic so that entire system runs on a constant velocity in the slopelets consider angular velocity of the rear wheel to be 2 rad/sec . so that it runs with the constant velocity on the slope
thank you
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Hi,
You need to create a template in MotionView.
I will check if there is any example available for the same.
If possible please share the model file you have. Use the file transfer link in my signature below to share the file.
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hi prakash i have shared my files with you
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Hi,
I shared a sample model using GCON with you. Please use that as reference and let us know whether you are able to see constant velocity while rolling. /emoticons/default_smile.png' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' title=':)' width='20'>
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hi prakash
thank you so much .That was a great work ,the example model was built with a great detail . That model will solve my problem /emoticons/default_smile.png' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' title=':)' width='20' />
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