Vibration -> Test -> Create Multi-Run Script

Creates a simulation script that you can use during multi-run simulations (such as design studies, design of experiments, and so on).


For the option:	Do the following:
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Sim Script Name	Enter the name of the simulation script you want to create.
Vibration Analysis Name	Enter the name of your new or existing analysis.
Operating Point	Specify one of the following: • Static - Performs an equilibrium analysis (after assembling the system). • Assembly - Assembles the system into its input configuration. • Script - Executes a user-specified script. If the internal solver is selected in the simulation settings, this script can only contain Adams/View commands. For the external solver, the script can only contain Adams/Solver commands. Learn more.
If you set Operating Point to Script, Adams/Vibration displays the following option:
Simulation Script Name	Specify the name of your simulation script.
Damping	Check to include damping effects in the analysis. If not checked, damping effects are not included in the analysis.
Linear States Options (Valid Only with C++ Solver)	Select to specify linear state options. This is only available for users running Adams/Solver (C++). • Plant State • Reference Marker
Frequency Range/User-Specified Frequencies	Select the type of frequency you want to use.
If you select Frequency Range, Adams/Vibration displays the following options:
Begin	Enter the beginning value for the frequency range.
End	Enter the ending value for the frequency range.
Steps	Enter the number of steps in the frequency range.
Logarithmic Space of Steps	Select if you want the frequency steps spaced logarithmically. If not selected, the steps are spaced linearly.
If you select User-Specified Frequencies, Adams/Vibration displays the following options:
Frequencies	Enter the frequency values for the analysis.
Create Design Variables from Values in File	Select to open the Create Design Variable from File dialog box, where you can enter the file name that contains the design variable you want to use.

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