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Command Element

Description

Modifies a Force_Scalar_TwoBody force element.

Format

<Force_Scalar_TwoBody

    id                   = "integer"

    i_marker_id          = "integer"

    j_marker_id          = "integer"  

    is_action_only       = "boolean"

{  

    val                  = "real"

  | val_expression       = "motionsolve_expression"

  | usrsub_dll_name      = "valid_path_name"

    usrsub_param_name    = "USER( [[par_1 [, ...][,par_n]] )"

    usrsub_fnc_name      = "fnc_name"

}  

/>

Attributes

id

Element identification number, (integer>0).

i_marker_id

The ID of I marker.

j_marker_id

The ID of J marker.

is_action_only

A Boolean variable.  Select from "TRUE" and "FALSE".

"TRUE": The element applies a force/torque on the I marker but no reaction on the J marker.

"FALSE": The element applies a force/torque on the J marker but no reaction on the J marker.

val

Modifies the magnitude of a constant valued force.

val_expression

Modifies the magnitude of the force vector as a function expression in the XML input file.

usrsub_param_name

The list of parameters that are passed from the data file to the user defined subroutine, specified by usersub_fnc_name.

usrsub_dll_name

Modifies the path and name of the DLL or shared library containing the user subroutine.  MotionSolve uses this information to load the user subroutine in the DLL at run time.

usrsub_fnc_name

Specifies an alternative name for the user subroutine SFOSUB.

Example

<Force_Scalar_TwoBody

  id             = "30101"

  type           = "Force"

  val_expression = "2"

/>

 

<Force_Scalar_TwoBody

  id             = "30101"

  type           = "Torque"

  val            = "2"

/>

See Also:

Force_Vector_TwoBody model element

Command Statements

Model Statements

Functions

Notation and Syntax