MotionSolve is a system level, multi-body solver that is based on the principles of mechanics.
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MotionSolve® is an integrated solution to analyze, evaluate, and optimize the performance of multi-body systems.
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MotionSolve is a multibody solver available in HyperWorks.
MotionSolve is typically used as a "batch" solver.
MotionSolve provides you with simulation results in multiple file formats. These files can be plotted and animated to create rich visualizations of simulations results.
MotionSolve supports the AeroDyn libraries for aero-elastic analysis of wind turbines.
Co-simulation is a simulation methodology that allows complex systems comprised of subsystems to be easily simulated.
Inter-Process Communication (IPC) co-simulation is an extension of the existing Shared Memory Process (SMP) co-simulation. It allows you to run co-simulation between different machines/platforms.
This topic describes the main points in creating and performing a co-simulation with Simulink.
Customization capabilities in MotionSolve allow advanced users to customize the MotionSolve input format for specific domains.
User-defined subroutines enable you to define your own modeling entities.
The MotionSolve Verification Manual lists example multi-body system problems that are solved using MotionSolve and compared to analytical results.
This manual provides a detailed list and usage information regarding command statements, model statements, functions and the Subroutine Interface available in MotionSolve.
The HyperWorks Solver Run Manager is a unified utility that allows the user to start different HyperWorks Solvers.
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