SOLIDWORKS Motion Tutorial Series #2 - Study Types

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SOLIDWORKS includes three integrated Motion solvers for creating videos and animations in assemblies. Animation and Basic Motion are included in every license of SOLIDWORKS, and Motion Analysis is available with SOLIDWORKS Premium or any Simulation license. This tutorial series will help you understand the basic skills to get started even if you have never created animations before. Videos are broken down by topic for easy searching. Subscribe to get notifications for new videos and participate in the comments with questions and requests.
Choosing the correct type of study will help you understand what methods are suitable for your specific application, in this video we explore the types of studies and what features are valid in each one.
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Full SOLIDWORKS Motion Tutorial Playlist: • Motion Study Tutorials
#1 - Understanding the Timeline - • SOLIDWORKS Motion Tuto...
#2 - Study Types - • SOLIDWORKS Motion Tuto...
#3 - How to Move Parts in Each Type of Study - • SOLIDWORKS Motion Tuto...
#4 - Animation Wizard - • SOLIDWORKS Motion Tuto...
#5 - Creating Animations - • SOLIDWORKS Motion Tuto...
#6 - Basic Motion - • SOLIDWORKS Motion Tuto...
#7 - Motion Analysis - • SOLIDWORKS Motion Tuto...
#8 - Redundancies & Degrees of Freedom - • SOLIDWORKS Motion Tuto...
#9 - Contacts and Stiffness - • SOLIDWORKS Motion Tuto...

[@rickdonnellon9524]

Great motion tutorial, just finished watching the series and learned a lot! Best motion tutorial I've seen. Thanks for putting it out there.

[@MLCCADSystems]

Glad it was helpful! This series was compiled from some fantastic interactions with our customers over the past decade.

[@user-gs2vv3st5m]

Отличная серия уроков! Лучшее, что есть!

[@phuocnguyen-bu2mm]

Very helpful. Thanks sir

[@MartinMeinert]

does anybody know why motion analysis might not be an option for me? its not showing on the drop down

[@MLCCADSystems]

Motion Simulation is an add-in, go to Tools > Add-ins and turn on the Motion add-in to get that option to display.

[@msshubham619]

Very informative video sir, Thank you.

[@MLCCADSystems]

Glad it was helpful!

[@andreidragomir4961]

Thanks

[@MLCCADSystems]

You're welcome :)

[@erezmovies]

wow, what a great tutorial! thank you! :) Question - is it possible to simulate two magnets attaching to each other? does motion analysis support it?

[@MLCCADSystems]

It should be possible to create a force that uses an equation to adjust the force value based on the gap distance between two objects. It will take a bit of work to setup, but it should give you a result similar to magnetic forces.