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Moving along a curve - Constraints.

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Hello Gurus<?:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

Part of the previous exercise was moving along a composite curve.

I moved a point with a servo, but making what was on the point move at a normal to the curve was a pain
 
Changing geometry after you have defined your mechanism always creates trouble. This is problem with MDX module of Pro/E Wildfire 2.0.


What I do is redefine all the settings inside mechanism after I do changes in geometry.


BTW once again its hard to understand what you want.


Israr
 
the best way is to define initial conditions

set a tangential slot velocity and then use these conditions in ur dynamic analysis.
 
Thanks for your reply Puppet.


Up until now I have only used kinematic analyses using pre-defined servo-motors.


I have got your suggestion to work, so I can move my point along the curve at a constant velocity.


However, on my point was a digger, and the drive sprockets need motors to rotate, and there are also many other motors I want to work to movebuckets,armsetc., or do you have another suggestion?


Can I get kinematic and dynamic analyses to run together?


Many thanks


Dave
 
your motors shoudl still work in dynamic .

have you tried adding them?
 
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