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This task shows you how to run a kinematics simulation with
commands. |
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Insert the KIN_EX17* .model files from the samples folder. |
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If you work with the Cache System, make sure you are in
Design mode (select Edit > Representations > Design Mode). for
more detailed information, refer to the DMU Navigator user's Guide -
Task: Viewing the Cache Content. |
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In our sample document, there is only one mechanism. If you
work with a product containing more than one mechanism, it is strongly
recommended to select the mechanism you need before starting the simulation
with commands. |
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Click Simulation with Commands
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The Kinematics Simulation dialog box is
displayed:
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The commands of the kinematics mechanism are available as shown |
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Manipulate the slider of a command. For instance select
the LEFT.
The corresponding part of the kinematics
mechanism moves accordingly |
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Note that if you click
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the Kinematics Simulation dialog box expands. The
immediate option is set by default. For more information about
the On request option, refer to
Simulating on Request. |
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You can use the slider, enter a value or manipulate
the geometry directly to achieve the same result. |
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Manipulate the other commands in the same way.
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(Optional) Modify the value of a specific command if you
want (For instance, modify the CENTRAL command values to -500 and
500 (joint limits):
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In V4 mechanisms, note the joint limits are stored in
KinematicsUI.CATSettings file in the CATSettings and not in the V4
mechanism. Consequently, if you remove your CATSettings, the limits
set are removed too. |
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