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RecurDyn Expression

RecurDyn allows users to write simple programming expressions that are executed and evaluated during the simulation of a model. Expressions are text strings like sin(5*time) that can be used for many purposes in RecurDyn, such as to specify the position of a body that varies with time, to specify a reaction force, or to create a user-defined constraint equation.

Expressions are written directly in RecurDyn/Modeler, and provide a very simple but very powerful way for users to control parts of a model or generate data that can be analyzed after a simulation.

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