You could do that by writing macros that access your model and loop over all elements of interest.
They could also put your suspension on the MSC_SUSPENSION_TESTRIG and start the desired analysis.
That's what I do on a daily base and it's not too complicated.
But maybe a more general approach could be useful for you.
Check out v2017.2. They added the menu File -> info -> Assembly
It enables you to dump the required info into an Excel workbook. After that it's a piece of cake to write VB macros that access the values from there and create some command files that run some analysis with varying parameters.
It'd shift the effort away from ADAMS to writing VB macros if that's something you're more fond of.
You could do that by writing macros that access your model and loop over all elements of interest.
They could also put your suspension on the MSC_SUSPENSION_TESTRIG and start the desired analysis.
That's what I do on a daily base and it's not too complicated.
But maybe a more general approach could be useful for you.
Check out v2017.2. They added the menu File -> info -> Assembly
It enables you to dump the required info into an Excel workbook. After that it's a piece of cake to write VB macros that access the values from there and create some command files that run some analysis with varying parameters.
It'd shift the effort away from ADAMS to writing VB macros if that's something you're more fond of.
