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| Hi Eric, I am glad support for the Media library is useful for you. Currently, two specialized features used in the Fluid library is not fully supported: homotopy-based initialization and stream connectors. We are aware that the Fluid library... |
| Hi Eric, Try using the CVODES solver, it seems to avoid the "No unique solution for solving linear equation..." error. However, that alone wont simply solve your state selection problem. In the two port component, the derivative of T occurs in... |
| Fantastic application! Thanks for sharing this. Another way to observe this phenomenon could be using [Wolfram SystemModeler][1]. Here I have constructed a double pendulum model in SystemModeler (model is attached): ![enter image description... |
| Hi Jesse, you are using double equal, "==" (i.e an equality check) instead of single equal "=" (i.e an assignment) so nothing gets assigned to the Tr22K-i variables. Try Table[Evaluate[Symbol["Tr22K" ToString[i]]] = ... |
| Often when you model systems, you want to compare different scenarios to each other. You could for example want to find out how an electrical circuit, a mechanical system, a biological network etc. behaves if you were to switch out components. (As I... |
| ## Introduction ## I take my coffee black, so I had no idea that there was a large controversy behind when you should add your milk to your coffee. [@Gary Bass][at0] however highlighted us to this with [his question][1] in the community.... |
| Hi Tim, For physical modeling, have you ever considered using [Wolfram SystemModeler][1]? The system you describe can be modeled using drag-and-drop with prebuilt components: ![model of components][2] Then you can quite easily change... |
| Hi Gary, I see two approaches you could take when adding the milk to the coffee. Either you could have everything collected into a single component that has a event in it corresponding to the addition of the milk, or you could have a separate... |
| Hi, .sme files contain the Simulation Executable. This means that if you import and .sme file into Simulation Center, you can rerun simulations with new parameter values and get new results. However, since it is a compiled executable, it is... |
| Hi, Saravanan Can you be a bit more specific on what you want to be included in this full car simulation of yours? The motor, gearbox and driveline etc? Or just the car suspension? On the SystemModeler website, there are many downloadable... |