Animating Suspension Components
Animating Suspension Components
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Hey guys,
I ran across this link:
http://www.3dauto.com/viewinteractivefile8534.php
You need shockwave to view it
This is almost precisely what I want to do for a school presentation project on suspension bumpers for independent suspensions. I'd basically like to do create the simulation/animation. I have already built the model in Solidworks, but would like to animate the components as it drives along a road.
I was wondering if anyone new if a rendering like this is possible in Solidworks, and what I'd need to do somethingg like that. I am trying to animate some suspension components as a car moves along a potholes and such, but
1. Is there anyway to render a road in this manner, and have the car move through road depressions, and bumps?
2. Is there anyway to get this type of background, Does anyone know of any templates I could use to get something like this?
Any help greatly appreciated.
I posted this on another forum, but I think it is pretty inactive
I ran across this link:
http://www.3dauto.com/viewinteractivefile8534.php
You need shockwave to view it
This is almost precisely what I want to do for a school presentation project on suspension bumpers for independent suspensions. I'd basically like to do create the simulation/animation. I have already built the model in Solidworks, but would like to animate the components as it drives along a road.
I was wondering if anyone new if a rendering like this is possible in Solidworks, and what I'd need to do somethingg like that. I am trying to animate some suspension components as a car moves along a potholes and such, but
1. Is there anyway to render a road in this manner, and have the car move through road depressions, and bumps?
2. Is there anyway to get this type of background, Does anyone know of any templates I could use to get something like this?
Any help greatly appreciated.
I posted this on another forum, but I think it is pretty inactive






RE: Animating Suspension Components
The files are found on post # 11
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