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While doing a co-simulation of flux skew with simulink, I am receiving this error message. How do I open a multi physic session? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
In fact the co-simulation with skewed application has not been developped. If you want to run skewed project, you will need to use Flux 3D, and represent your skewed motor in 3D.
I believe the co-simulation with skewed motor is available now, as written in the user guide. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
Can I please get a reply? Thank you.
The documentation is misleading. I have asked to modify it. The SKEW application is not working with Simuink (it has never been developped).
Please apologize for any inconvenient!
I see. I guess I will have to work with either the 2D or 3D model. Thank you for your reply.
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