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| Many thanks for that. Looking forward to playing with SystemModeler. |
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| Sir, thank you for your answer! |
| Thank you, the dampening factor is a good point. I still have a problem with this type of simulation, I don't see any phase shift between current and voltage. When the circuit is below or above resonance. |
| They use the default System Modeler solver which is DASSL, so an implicit, variable order, variabel step size solver. Otto |
| You're welcome. In my `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\MicrosoftSDKs\Windows\v10.0` the version is 10.0.19041. I don't understand why is not 10.0.22000.0 version. Also, the 10.0.19041 folder have more and different stuff than... |
| Unfortunately I can't promise a date or version where this will supported. I have added you as requesting this to the internal issue, which will increase its priority when planning what to focus on for future versions. |
| The author of `HouseHeating.Components.Walls` probably didn't intended that users of the component should change the table, so therefore it's done in such a away that it isn't visible in the user interface by default. It's a `constant` so to see it... |
| > Got it, but are the "step" and "stepTrigger" variables that appear in modelica code of the imported FMU created by SM at the time it opens or are they in some "hidden place" in the FMU? I'm asking because I'm developing an application where I... |
| You are most likely missing a necessary component of Visual Build Tools. I would suggest that you install the compiler by pressing the "Check for Compatible Compiler" button in the dialog shown above. This will preselect the necessary components of... |