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05-10-2009, 09:23 PM
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How do you create a cable that can be used in simulation? I'm trying to simulate a pulling action on a cable that is routed through retainers and pulleys. I've tried just using wire in Cable and Harness to simulate a cable but they're useless in sim mode. My best guess so far is to draw the cable in the path I want but I'm not sure how to add the constraints/joints in simulation mode. The cable won't be adaptive and needs to slide against retainers that I will be putting in place to keep the cable restrained to prevent it interfering with other parts. Wish I could post pics but I'm protective of my designs.  |
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