Simulation - Simplify - Clone Simulation Model returns error: [Source Entity with id:14 is already tracked]
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Hello, first time posting here! So if I did something wrong in posting here, feel free to educate me!
I want to run some static simulation with my designs.
I have 3 types of sensor mount concepts that I want to test (below)
And I have created a "ghost" mount like below
(the air part is the "keep out" zone due to the moving actuators)
First, to see if simulations work correctly, I mounted the first mount and added appropriate bolt connectors / constraints and loads to get the desired simulation results.
Note: there are 6 load cases which are not simple.
So, I want to do the same simulation for the other parts.
My idea was to assemble all three mounts in the design, make 3 simulation models and use simplify to leave out only one in each. So I go into design workspace and joint up three sensor mounts at once
And, I go to the simulation workspace > simplify and right click on my first model (Config 01) to clone model.
And this returns an errror!
The error reads:
Error: Source Entity with id:14 is already tracked
Error: An error occurred during Working Model copy operation.
I don't know why this happens, and I don't know what the error means...
Most importantly, I can't seem to avoid this error.
The "id" is always 14.
Things I have tried
- Supress my design imports and joints
- Unchecking all the items from the dialogue box below (and pressing okay)
- Using Simplify to delete various components
++ alternatively, I could try just making a new simulation model every time, and reset all my contacts, constraints, and load cases. But this seems too tedious especially because i want to add more sensor models in the future.
++ alter-alternatively, I could just copy the entire design for each sensor mount models, but this seems like a huge waste of memory space / computation resources.
If anyone can help me get past this stage, that would be amazing!
I attached my .f3z file down below.
I don't know how this screencast works, but if needed, I could try that too!
Thanks in advance,
Chris
P.S. I have been using Fusion 360 for 4 years now, and I can confidently say it is the best CAD for me. I love your work!