Spring Animation

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Comment by Deepak Gupta on August 4, 2010 at 8:06pm

Roman, sorry for the delay.. I just sent the files..

Comment by Roman Snell on July 29, 2010 at 9:06am

Hello Deepak, would it be possible to send me the file for this? cdjusr (at) yahoo dot com

Comment by Deepak Gupta on February 23, 2010 at 7:26pm

You can use Motion Analysis (available with the SolidWorks Motion add-in from SolidWorks Premium) to accurately simulate and analyze the motion of an assembly while incorporating the effects of Motion Study elements (including forces, springs, dampers, and friction). A Motion Analysis study combines motion study elements with mates in motion calculations. Consequently motion constraints, material properties, mass, and component contact are included in the SolidWorks Motion kinematic solver calculations. A Motion Analysis study also calculates loads that can be used to define load cases for structural analysis.

Motion studies are graphical simulations of motion for assembly models. You can incorporate visual properties such as lighting and camera perspective into a motion study. Motion studies do not change an assembly model or its properties. They simulate and animate the motion you prescribe for a model. You can use SolidWorks mates to restrict the motion of components in an assembly when you model motion.

Comment by Tomislav on February 23, 2010 at 10:56am

I was been little confused about differenece between this terms (motion analysis and motion study) so i have looked at it more carefully. When i open motion study tab in the assembly mode, i have just two option, 1.assembly motion and 2. physical simulation. To be honest i am not sure what is the basic difference between those two because they have almost identical tools, as i said i am new to motion analysis but very motivated to learn it!! Deepak thank you for your effort to answer my questions!!

Comment by Deepak Gupta on February 22, 2010 at 10:00pm

And if you mean motion analysis, then we actually give spring constrains/parameters in the assembly but not an actual spring part in the analysis.

Comment by Deepak Gupta on February 22, 2010 at 9:49pm

Tomislav, do you mean Motion study that animation of assembly? If yes then it can be done using in context approach in the assembly.

Comment by Tomislav on February 22, 2010 at 8:56am

Thanks a lot Deepak!! I was trying to use this technique to animate spring in motion analysis with other moving parts but i think that is not possible or ?can macro and motion analysis work together? , is there a another way to animate springs so that they compress in right relations to assembly mates..

Comment by Deepak Gupta on February 19, 2010 at 10:12am

Shashank, which email I should send the files.

Tomislav, I have send the files to you.

Comment by Tomislav on February 19, 2010 at 6:48am

Hi Deepak i am a new member in this site and i have some problems, i was looking for a way to animate compression springs in a assembley ( in asembley i already have all other parts exept springs) so that the springs acts in proper way according to mate relations of other parts in asembley. I am new to animation in solid works so maybe i am working something totaly wrong .. Can you please send me the files for spring animation.
Thank you very much!! Sorry for my poor english! tglogovic1@gmail.com

Comment by Shashank on February 18, 2010 at 6:44am

Hi Deepak,
I just joined this forum.
Can you please send me the files for spring animation.
I want to learn how to do it.
Thanks.
Rgds,
Shashank

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