*Output() - output on two points
Creates output for two points attached to two different bodies.
Syntax
*Output(out_name,"out_label",DISP|VEL|ACCL, point_1,body_1, point_2,body_2, [ref_marker])
Arguments
- out_name
- The variable name of the output.
- out_label
- The descriptive label of the output.
- DISP|VEL| ACCL
- An argument that indicates whether the output type is displacement, velocity, or acceleration.
- point_1
- The first point.
- body_1
- The body on which point_1 lies.
- point_2
- The second point.
- body_2
- The body on which point_2 lies.
- ref_marker
- An optional argument for the reference marker in which the output is requested.
Example
*PointPair(p_wc, "Wheel Center")
*PointPair(p_spindle, "Spindle Align Point")
*BodyPair(b_wheel, "wheel", p_wheel_cg)
*BodyPair(b_kn, "knuckle", p_kn_cg)
*Output(output_1, "output 1", DISP,
p_wc.l,
wheel.l,
p_spindle.l,
b_kn.l, ref_marker)
Context
Properties
Property | Returns Data Type | Description |
---|---|---|
b1 | Body | The first body referred to by the output. |
b2 | Body | The second body referred to by the output. |
b3 | Body | The body to which ref_marker is attached. |
i | Marker | The marker attached to the first body. |
j | Marker | The marker attached to the second body. |
rm | Marker | The reference marker. |
type | string | The output type. |
Comments
The points and bodies on which the output is requested cannot be pairs.
Title strings cannot be more than eight characters long.