hello ,
I was wondering if it was possible to edit externally the imposed motion graph curve saved from the input grapher.
I've tried excel and notepad and they don't work .
i've attached one curve saved from the graph. In zip because the file format is not allowed?
Charles
@Anonymous wrote:hello ,
I was wondering if it was possible to edit externally the imposed motion graph curve saved from the input grapher.
I've tried excel and notepad and they don't work .
i've attached one curve saved from the graph. In zip because the file format is not allowed?
Charles
Right Click on time steps Pane (not on Grapher Window)
Select Save Value as
Specify The Time Step 5 to 10(depending on Accuracy)
save to txt File
then import to excel for Editing
Thanks for the answer. However i meant the exact contrary.
Import values of positions from an external file and input them into simulation.
I saw that the input file could be in .cgd but where can i find a software capable of editing such file?
See attached image. (Can't upload inline)
@Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the answer. However i meant the exact contrary.
Import values of positions from an external file and input them into simulation.
I saw that the input file could be in .cgd but where can i find a software capable of editing such file?
See attached image. (Can't upload inline)
u can import using Spline Condition
Select Spline From List of Variable Laws
Click on the Arrow Button
Click on load Spline Curve button
import txt File
Anyway For. cgd import
there is different workflow
@Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the answer. However i meant the exact contrary.
Import values of positions from an external file and input them into simulation.
I saw that the input file could be in .cgd but where can i find a software capable of editing such file?
See attached image. (Can't upload inline)
u can import using Spline Condition
Select Spline From List of Variable Laws
Click on the Arrow Button
Click on load Spline Curve button
import txt File
Anyway For. cgd import
there is different workflow
Yes , i saw that for splines. It will serve my purpose for a small set of data.
I'm looking forward to an answer concerning the cgd format however. I'll use your alternate solution in the mean time.
Thanks for the help.