Recon1775
Aerospace
- Jul 24, 2002
- 137
Does anyone know how to access relations within Mechanica?
I want to type a relation for a load and according to the help file shown at the bottom here...
You just access the relations command, but when I'm in Mechanica there is no menu option for relations.
Am I missing something?
I've also tried putting the relations in while in standard mode but I get errors every time I try to use the function sim_load_value().
Thanks!
Pro-E Wildfire 4 Build M130
Pro Mechanica Build M200
HELP FILE INFO:
"Use the Pro/ENGINEER Relations command to use functions in Mechanica and FEM mode. You can use either of these functions on the left or right side of a relation:
sim_load_value() — for access to load and constraint values
sim_mc_value() — for access to mesh control values
On the left side of a relation, use the function to set a value. On the right side, use it to get a value.
For example, if you define a point load, Load1, with FX=100, and if you want another load, Load2, which may have been defined with different values, to have the same value for X as Load1, you can define a relation as follows:
sim_load_value("Load2","X") = sim_load_value("Load1","X")
I want to type a relation for a load and according to the help file shown at the bottom here...
You just access the relations command, but when I'm in Mechanica there is no menu option for relations.
Am I missing something?
I've also tried putting the relations in while in standard mode but I get errors every time I try to use the function sim_load_value().
Thanks!
Pro-E Wildfire 4 Build M130
Pro Mechanica Build M200
HELP FILE INFO:
"Use the Pro/ENGINEER Relations command to use functions in Mechanica and FEM mode. You can use either of these functions on the left or right side of a relation:
sim_load_value() — for access to load and constraint values
sim_mc_value() — for access to mesh control values
On the left side of a relation, use the function to set a value. On the right side, use it to get a value.
For example, if you define a point load, Load1, with FX=100, and if you want another load, Load2, which may have been defined with different values, to have the same value for X as Load1, you can define a relation as follows:
sim_load_value("Load2","X") = sim_load_value("Load1","X")