Solidworks motion 2010
Solidworks motion 2010
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I just started using Solidworks premium 2010 and I want to try out the event-based motion, however I cannot seem to find the buttons for "event-based motion view" and "timeline motion view" Please help!
Thanks.
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RE: Solidworks motion 2010
Have you looked it up in Help?
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RE: Solidworks motion 2010
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RE: Solidworks motion 2010
RE: Solidworks motion 2010
First turn on your Simulation Motion add in. Then select the Motion Study tab at the bottom of the page. Then select Motion Analysis from the dropdown box on the left. A button will appear by the double arrows on the right that are used to minimize and maximize the Motion Manager. It looks like a tiny timeline or something. Once you press the button you will be in the event based motion manager.
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RE: Solidworks motion 2010
RE: Solidworks motion 2010
2009/2010 Premium
RE: Solidworks motion 2010
i.e. if you ckeck this link (SW product matrix):
http:/
and look under the tab 'analysis products', you get the impression that SW premium should be enough to have full capabilities regarding SW-motion.
Even weirder is when you have set up a motion analysis and right click the comprehensive assembly (in the motion manager), you can choose to switch to Event based motion view. But if you click it, nothing happens other than when you right-click the comprehensive assembly again, you can switch to timeline view » SEE ATTACHMENT
weird..
RE: Solidworks motion 2010
RE: Solidworks motion 2010
I will call my agent today to ask if he knows whats going on with this.
I'll report back
RE: Solidworks motion 2010
He confirmed that you need to have SW professional simulation or higher to use event based motion.
sucks
(gonna check it @ home anyways :)