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June 10, 2016, 09:50
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Hi,
I am trying to impose a rigid body(a tank) to a harmonic oscillation. I created a field function u=- omega*amplitude*sin(omega*Time) with a view to defining it in translation velocity, however the tank is moving only to one direction, and sometimes when I increase the velocity amplitude (omega*amplitude) the tank goes to the other direction; but the distance ,which it travels, is very small in comparison with the other. Does anyone have an answer to this? Cheers |
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