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The help files with Dynamics/Simulate have a few gaps in them.
For example "normalimpulse" is not listed or explained and I don't know what else.
Knowing what's included in Dynamics but not referenced might fill in learning gaps so if anyone has a comprehensive list it would be helpful.
I suppose most engineers gain this information through formal education, apprenticeships and so forth. Not an option for myself.
Any closely related books or publication information would be appreciated as well.
Additional software is really not an option unless low cost or free but their related documentation or tutorials might be good links (and I don't have the FEA option).
I'm trying to wrap up my initial project (engine related) and I hope any useful data I can present for a submission for evaluation could help shorten the ordeal.
There just aren't many (any?) outlines or examples of good practices to find.
In the spirit of my request for your submissions I have altered the last line of my "signature" to reflect my status.
At your leisure!
Thank you for any insight fellows.
For example "normalimpulse" is not listed or explained and I don't know what else.
Knowing what's included in Dynamics but not referenced might fill in learning gaps so if anyone has a comprehensive list it would be helpful.
I suppose most engineers gain this information through formal education, apprenticeships and so forth. Not an option for myself.
Any closely related books or publication information would be appreciated as well.
Additional software is really not an option unless low cost or free but their related documentation or tutorials might be good links (and I don't have the FEA option).
I'm trying to wrap up my initial project (engine related) and I hope any useful data I can present for a submission for evaluation could help shorten the ordeal.
There just aren't many (any?) outlines or examples of good practices to find.
In the spirit of my request for your submissions I have altered the last line of my "signature" to reflect my status.
At your leisure!
Thank you for any insight fellows.