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Adv Simulation Preview

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WalkerRA
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Adv Simulation Preview

Overall this seems like a nice package. Here are a couple of initial comments:

1. So far the tutorials are well written and easy to follow.

2. The browser nodes sort by alpha and screw up the logical order. For example: Force1, Force11, Force2 ...

3. Spaceball support needed!

4. It would be very nice to pick direction vectors for forces using geometry. Looks like only components are accepted.

5. Solution speed is excellent.

-Russ
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Anonymous
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You can pick faces on components (parts) for force direction. Right now,
only parts are supported. However, you can go to
http://labs.autodesk.com and download the free technology preview that
supports some assembly analysis.

Edit (activate) the part to be analyzed and select a face to be used for
force direction. Alternatively, if you need to localize an area on a large
face, you can split that face by sketching on the face and using the sketch
as the split tool.

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4. It would be very nice to pick direction vectors for forces using
geometry. Looks like only components are accepted.
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Anonymous
in reply to: WalkerRA

Sorry, I missed that you were already on the advanced sim preview. Only got
3 hrs sleep last night- family emergency.

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Dennis Jeffrey, Autodesk Inventor Certified Expert
Autodesk Manufacturing Implementation Certified Expert.
Instructor/Author/Sr. App Engr.
AIP 2008 SP2, AIP 2009 PcCillin AV
HP zv5000 AMD64 2GB
Geforce Go 440, Driver: .8185
XP Pro SP2, Windows XP Silver Theme
http://teknigroup.com
"Dennis Jeffrey" wrote in message
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You can pick faces on components (parts) for force direction. Right now,
only parts are supported. However, you can go to
http://labs.autodesk.com and download the free technology preview that
supports some assembly analysis.

Edit (activate) the part to be analyzed and select a face to be used for
force direction. Alternatively, if you need to localize an area on a large
face, you can split that face by sketching on the face and using the sketch
as the split tool.

--
Dennis Jeffrey, Autodesk Inventor Certified Expert
Autodesk Manufacturing Implementation Certified Expert.
Instructor/Author/Sr. App Engr.
AIP 2008 SP2, AIP 2009 PcCillin AV
HP zv5000 AMD64 2GB
Geforce Go 440, Driver: .8185
XP Pro SP2, Windows XP Silver Theme
http://teknigroup.com
wrote in message news:6002957@discussion.autodesk.com...


4. It would be very nice to pick direction vectors for forces using
geometry. Looks like only components are accepted.

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