Model can be exported by using "File - Export - Adams Solver Dataset"
And then you need to use the Windows Command Prompt to run the solver.
All this is covered in chapter 20 of the "Adams Basic Training" material.
Some further notes on the original issue:
If your model takes 3 weeks to run a simulation, then you may need to have a look at why this is so.
A general Adams model runs in minutes to hours, and a large Adams model with more than 400 parts and around 950 contacts may take a couple of days to run.
And maybe the long solver time is related to the possible error in the user subroutine, which gives you the occasional crash.
Model can be exported by using "File - Export - Adams Solver Dataset"
And then you need to use the Windows Command Prompt to run the solver.
All this is covered in chapter 20 of the "Adams Basic Training" material.
Some further notes on the original issue:
If your model takes 3 weeks to run a simulation, then you may need to have a look at why this is so.
A general Adams model runs in minutes to hours, and a large Adams model with more than 400 parts and around 950 contacts may take a couple of days to run.
And maybe the long solver time is related to the possible error in the user subroutine, which gives you the occasional crash.
