Multiple 'Define' macros to be hooked into one location

wcj1n18 · February 28, 2021, 11:25

Hi,

I would like to use both DEFINE_SDOF_PROPERTIES and DEFINE_CG_MOTION for just one SDOF object. Problem is, they should both be hooked into the same location (Dynamic Mesh - Dynamic Mesh Zones - SIX DOF UDF/ Properties). How can I assign a SDOF property and a CG motion to one SDOF object?

So far, I have put both of the DEFINE macros in one .c file and compiled with no problems. Problem is when I go into (Dynamic Mesh - Dynamic Mesh Zones - SIX DOF UDF/ Properties), it gives me the option of assigning one of the DEFINE macros to the object but not both?

Is this not possible or am I missing something here?

Thank you

PS. I have one rather more long-winded back up plan, however, simply doing it as described above would make things easier.

Debayan · July 14, 2023, 06:54

I'm working on something that involves a similar problem. Were you able to solve this particular problem? If you did then please let me know xx

manoron · April 23, 2024, 12:19

in define_sdof macro, dt_vel_cg option can be used to define motion which is intended in define_cg_motion.
both macro have certain difference.cg_motion imposes the motion which is irrelevant of 6dof equation and associated forces.

February 28, 2021, 11:25	Multiple 'Define' macros to be hooked into one location	#1
wcj1n18 Member Will Crawford-Jones Join Date: Jan 2021 Posts: 43 Rep Power: 5	Hi, I would like to use both DEFINE_SDOF_PROPERTIES and DEFINE_CG_MOTION for just one SDOF object. Problem is, they should both be hooked into the same location (Dynamic Mesh - Dynamic Mesh Zones - SIX DOF UDF/ Properties). How can I assign a SDOF property and a CG motion to one SDOF object? So far, I have put both of the DEFINE macros in one .c file and compiled with no problems. Problem is when I go into (Dynamic Mesh - Dynamic Mesh Zones - SIX DOF UDF/ Properties), it gives me the option of assigning one of the DEFINE macros to the object but not both? Is this not possible or am I missing something here? Thank you PS. I have one rather more long-winded back up plan, however, simply doing it as described above would make things easier.

July 14, 2023, 06:54	Solution found?	#2
Debayan New Member Debayan Bera Join Date: Jul 2023 Posts: 3 Rep Power: 2	I'm working on something that involves a similar problem. Were you able to solve this particular problem? If you did then please let me know xx

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April 23, 2024, 12:19		#3
manoron New Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	in define_sdof macro, dt_vel_cg option can be used to define motion which is intended in define_cg_motion. both macro have certain difference.cg_motion imposes the motion which is irrelevant of 6dof equation and associated forces.