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whether do SIL running in ubuntu system have some difference?
First I defined a model of the propeller, but during the simulation I want to go through the SIL to replace the simulation parameters and the geometry parameters in the SIM and bld files.
because the first one is the project file, and the second one is the simulation parameter file I want to run the project on.
(attantion:if i havn’t loadsimulation,downProject is useless(it gives some useless data(-1,-1,…))
Best wished.
GY.
Hi GY,
the .sim file contains the full definition of a simulation in QBlade, including all parameters, models, and geometry. In the same way, a .qpr project file also stores a complete simulation setup – both are functionally equivalent. When one is loaded, it replaces the other.
If your goal is to change simulation or geometry parameters during runtime, I suggest exporting your setup as a .sim file. You can then manually or programmatically edit parameters in the .sim file (or any of the associated ASCII files) before loading it into the SIL. Once loaded using loadSimulation(), you can start the simulation with the new parameters.
Keep in mind that before loading a simulation QBlade’s SIL will return meaningless default values (like -1, -1, …), as it depends on a loaded simulation to function properly.
BR,
David
