rwong1231

Hmmm, I'm not sure if this possible but worth asking...and maybe useful for creating custom loop simulations:

I have a trajectory profile (via 1D Lookup Table in MapleSim) whose duration is for 10 seconds.

Is it possible to create a simulation with an end time greater than 10 seconds and have the 1D Lookup Table repeat its profile after it ends:

Example: Simulation end time = 20second. Thereby having the Lookup Table execute twice.

Suggestions on approach? Thanks.

Hi all,

I'm currently running a parameter space search via Maple scripting. The pseudo-code goes something like this:

fopen text file to write data to;

initialize parameters (variable) x, y, and z;

for x number of iterations

   A:-Simulate(model.msim, with [parameters]);

   Update parameters with new values;

   Write to text file;

end do;

fclose(text file)

Hi all,

A while ago, I had asked a question relating to calling to an MapleSim .msim simulation within maple .mw worksheet. (Thank you Acer! :) I got it working but then another issue just popped up...The basic structure is as follows:

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A := MapleSim:-LinkModel('filename' = "TriplePendulum_WORKS_v2.msim")

for z from 1 to 50 do

     initialize_variables;

Hi everyone,

In MapleSim, I know that after running a model simulation, one can save the data via 'export data in excel or csv' format...

But is it possible to automate this process via a script? For example, if I wanted to see what the model data looks like by varying one parametere between 10 to 50?

Example:

for i = 1:50

   variable_in_model = i;

   run MapleSim model;

   save MapleSim model data;