Claytex at the Dassault Systemes PLM Forum
Dassault Systemes are holding their annual PLM Forum on the 12th May 2011 at the Chelsea Football Club, London, and Claytex will be onsite to demonstrate the DS solutions for Systems Engineering including Dymola. The theme of the event is Lifelike Anywhere – “3D Lifelike Experience” is an irresistible way to imagine, share and create [...]
Creating Models to easily Include / Remove Effects
Modelica supports a concept called conditional components which provides a convenient mechanism to include or remove effects from a model through the change of a single parameter. This means that the same models can be reused for different types of studies where different effects have to be considered. The ability to tune the model complexity [...]
Setting parameters in multiple classes quickly
In Dymola you can set parameters with identical names in multiple class instances with a single editing procedure. Say we wanted to modify the axis of rotation n in the four revolutes shown below. – Click on each instance of the revolute whilst keeping the shift button pressed down – Right click on any of [...]
How to reference data files within a Modelica package
How to reference data files within a Modelica package When creating your own libraries you may want to reference data files that are used within your model. However when another user installs your library they might install it in a different location so any links referencing the data files have to be done in such [...]
Claytex at HEVC11 – 18th and 19th May 2011
Involved in Low Carbon Vehicle development? Then come and see us on our stand at the The Hybrid and Eco Friendly Vehicles (HEVC11) show, being held at the International Manufacturing Centre at Warwick University on Wednesday 18th and Thursday 19th May 2011. Dymola is ‘the’ multi-disciplinary simulation tool “of the moment” because it is uniquely [...]
How to write messages to the simulation log
How to write messages to the simulation log Outputting data and messages to the simulation log is a useful way for the model to communicate results or operation with the user. There are a number of ways that this can be done. The assert function The assert function can be used to generate an error [...]
