Resources - Documentation Tutorials etc.
- Thread starter MilesH
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Getting started: viewtopic.php?f=68&t=16598
Some useful examples in these case studies: http://www.lista.it/atnet/index.htm
Ralf
Alibre Super User
Dynamics-Training-Manual -> Flip Book 
Dynamics-Training-Manual
Double click on a page :wink:
Works also with tablets like iPad...
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Dynamics-Training-Manual
Double click on a page :wink:
Works also with tablets like iPad...
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bigseb
Alibre Super User
Ralf said:
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Sebastian - inside GMD, the link to Dynamics/Simulate is labelled 'Alibre Motion'. The new branding is still not all pervasive!
The training material that Ralf has linked to was presumably produced before the naming/branding was finalised. It is for the same software.
The training material that Ralf has linked to was presumably produced before the naming/branding was finalised. It is for the same software.
Ralf
Alibre Super User
Here ist the download for the Windows Flip-Book "offline" version -> ~ 48 MB
Download -> Check with Antivir -> Install
Dynamics-Training-Manual
Download -> Check with Antivir -> Install
Dynamics-Training-Manual
Fairly new to Alibre / Geomagic. I've set up a motor assy for a home project and am trying to understand the new Dynamics package; I really like the Booklet noted in this thread, but I can't seem to find the examples that are referenced in it. Any tips on where to find those? Thanks in advance.
H-L-Smith
Senior Member
I'm just teaching myself Dynamics. Are the items in this thread still the most current resources?
As far as I can see there are no Dynamics training videos on the YouTube channel for Geomagic Design. Does anyone know if training videos are available or planned?
Thanks,
Lonnie
As far as I can see there are no Dynamics training videos on the YouTube channel for Geomagic Design. Does anyone know if training videos are available or planned?
Thanks,
Lonnie
H-L-Smith
Senior Member
It looks like there are some additional resources buried in the installed files. Beyond the documentation mentioned above, there is:
1) A built-in Dynamics/Simulate Tutorial Guide accessed from the Dynamics for Geomagic Design Help menu;
2) A set of models used to do the tutorials above;
3) A pretty interesting set of demos that illustrate various features of the product;
4) Some very brief videos that illustrate the behavior of some joint types such a spherical, and rotating type in various restraint situations.
Here's what the built in Tutorial Guide looks like:
There is a set of files that correspond to the lessons buried in the installed program area:
The tutorial is quite readable, at least what I've done so far, but the interface behavior of the application is a little odd when it loses active focus. I've already opened a trouble ticket for it, but once its idiosyncratic behavior is accepted, it's quite useful.
The demo files are quite varied and some of them are pretty impressive. No doubt the models were constructed and/or exported from a variety of CAD systems, but you can poke through them in the object browser and look at the constraints and so on. Here's a screen shot from one demo application:
There are additional models for Simulate in another location. That's where the videos are too. The videos are very brief and focus on the joint types. None of them are video lessons per se. I don't have Simulate, so haven't poked around in this other directory much, just run the video files. It looks like I can only upload 3 graphics to this posting. I'll put the last one in a new post below.
Cheers,
Lonnie
1) A built-in Dynamics/Simulate Tutorial Guide accessed from the Dynamics for Geomagic Design Help menu;
2) A set of models used to do the tutorials above;
3) A pretty interesting set of demos that illustrate various features of the product;
4) Some very brief videos that illustrate the behavior of some joint types such a spherical, and rotating type in various restraint situations.
Here's what the built in Tutorial Guide looks like:
There is a set of files that correspond to the lessons buried in the installed program area:
The tutorial is quite readable, at least what I've done so far, but the interface behavior of the application is a little odd when it loses active focus. I've already opened a trouble ticket for it, but once its idiosyncratic behavior is accepted, it's quite useful.
The demo files are quite varied and some of them are pretty impressive. No doubt the models were constructed and/or exported from a variety of CAD systems, but you can poke through them in the object browser and look at the constraints and so on. Here's a screen shot from one demo application:
There are additional models for Simulate in another location. That's where the videos are too. The videos are very brief and focus on the joint types. None of them are video lessons per se. I don't have Simulate, so haven't poked around in this other directory much, just run the video files. It looks like I can only upload 3 graphics to this posting. I'll put the last one in a new post below.
Cheers,
Lonnie
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H-L-Smith
Senior Member
Here is the additional area with the Simulate models and the videos. [EDIT:] There is a PDF file, which contains training materials for Simulate. It is similar in format to the documentation on Dynamics mentioned near the top of this thread.
Cheers,
Lonnie
Cheers,
Lonnie
