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Hello everyone, I found myself with the problem of having to simulate the movement of
a chain that fills on two toothed wheels, as I found many posts
with so many perhaps but no definitive solution, place what I found
I for the benefit of all:
My chain is made of sub-assisted by a dozen of meshes mounted
together.in physical simulation, no function bond
belt/chain(I used it to get the route and then erased because'
if you impose that the roller follows the solidworks path you "forget" the
contact with teeth), ultimately I have a rotary motor on the first wheel
e...126 contacts 3d(work with a 10 year old computer and simulated
15 seconds in a half hour, I thought worse), exactly as in reality
the second wheel does not turn thanks to the function but thanks
to...catena
. ..unfortunately there is no way to set a durable motor
to the wheel conducted and therefore the chain "ball" also on the top and
He shouldn't.
I would like to post a video altogether but it tells me "unsuccessful sending", the file is in rar and falls into the maximum size...boh.
a chain that fills on two toothed wheels, as I found many posts
with so many perhaps but no definitive solution, place what I found
I for the benefit of all:
My chain is made of sub-assisted by a dozen of meshes mounted
together.in physical simulation, no function bond
belt/chain(I used it to get the route and then erased because'
if you impose that the roller follows the solidworks path you "forget" the
contact with teeth), ultimately I have a rotary motor on the first wheel
e...126 contacts 3d(work with a 10 year old computer and simulated
15 seconds in a half hour, I thought worse), exactly as in reality
the second wheel does not turn thanks to the function but thanks
to...catena
to the wheel conducted and therefore the chain "ball" also on the top and
He shouldn't.
I would like to post a video altogether but it tells me "unsuccessful sending", the file is in rar and falls into the maximum size...boh.