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IdealizedContact 2.0 library in WSM 5.0

Posted 8 years ago

Hi All,

Has anyone downloaded the package in the subject line and used in WSM?

I have but when I try to run Example1, I get the following error: Error: Class specialization violation: .Modelica.Icons.TypeString is a type, not a connector.

Has anyone run into this and know the fix?

Bottom line is I am trying to extend the rigid bar drop problem (see about 15 posts down) to now a brick (or thin plate). I was hoping the IdealizedContact library would make this straight forward as I am looking to understand the second and third impacts.

I tried extending the bar results using the Stewart Platform as a guide but I am not experienced enough with the tool to make that work. If there is an easy way to do this that I am missing, please let me know.

Thanks in advance. George

POSTED BY: George Thiel
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Hi Randy and George,

You can send an email to mathcore@wolfram.com and we will assist you.

Thanks,

Jan

POSTED BY: Jan Brugard
Posted 7 years ago

Hi Jan,

Thank you for working on this. I would like to try and run your examples and then see if I can implement in my original model. Please let me know how I can get these models and the updated library.

thanks again, George

POSTED BY: George Thiel
Posted 7 years ago

Hello Jan,

I am very interested and am in the process of making contact. I very much appreciate your work on this. Thank you.

Randy

POSTED BY: Randy Phinney
POSTED BY: Jan Brugard
POSTED BY: Quentin Lambert
Posted 7 years ago

Hello George,

I came across your old post since I'm having the same problem using the IdealizedContact library. I've contacted technical support at Wolfram and their response is it's not a supported library. Did you ever find a way to use it?

Randy

POSTED BY: Randy Phinney
Posted 7 years ago

Hi Randy,

Unfortunately I was not able to get it to work. :(

I am not a SM wizard; so after struggling a bit, I found another way to solve my problem.

If you have any luck please let me know.

George

POSTED BY: George Thiel
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