Inventor Contact Solver Issues

[lgibs139]

Whilst following the Inventor tutorials, there was a rotating disk that needed to be propelled at intervals via a camshaft. when I isolated the two parts, created a contact set and turned on contact solver, the camshaft kept teleporting past the tabs, but when the disk moved the camshaft it was perfectly fine. Does anyone know how to solve this? I have attached a video bellow for visualization.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKf3jIFdLjE&ab_channel=LinxTrix

[WHolzwarth]

Good morning Johnson,

I made a new attempt with my attachment in message 9 of this thread. Fileset uses Inventor 2022 and can be used for testing by forum members.

[gichuru_gatutha1]

Sorry for the late reply. I have attached my zip files below. I have included a description of the contents. I had to split them into 2 as the size was past the limit(probably due to the videos). I hope you are able to get enough info from them. Thanks.

[gichuru_gatutha1]

Sorry for the late reply. I have attached the zip files and a description file describing the contents. I have included videos showing the issue along with the cad files. I had to split the zip files into two due to the size limit. Hope you are able to spot the issue. Thanks

[gichuru_gatutha1]

 @johnsonshiue 

Sorry for the late reply. I have attached  my zip files along with a description file of the file contents. The contents include the cad files as well as videos showing the issue. I had to split my zip file into two due to the size limits. Hope you are able to spot the issue and provide some insight on the same. Thanks

[johnsonshiue]

Hi! Please refrain from apologizing! You did not do anything wrong. Unfortunately, the files are incomplete. The Content Center parts were not included. Please use Pack&Go to search for all the required files and share them in zip here.

Many thanks!

[johnsonshiue]

Hi! I do believe we have regression defects in Contact Solve. For some reasons, some cases used to work correctly but fail now (from 2022 or 2023). They have been reported as VCS-1453 and VCS-1466. Unfortunately, we don't have a good solution yet.

Many thanks!