Reboundstop
Tools → Curve Manager
Generates a reboundstop property file. Learn about Working with Reboundstops.
You can create a linear reboundstop by entering a slope (stiffness), or define a force-deflection characteristic using a mathematical relation. You can also enter data in a spreadsheet and view and edit the corresponding curve in the plotting window by dragging Hotpoints. Learn Modifying Curves.
The following table explains the default options that are common to both the plot and table Curve Manager views. Learn about the Curve Manager.
For the option: | Do the following: |
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Slope | Enter the slope of the curve that defines the displacement-force relation. |
Limits | Enter the upper and lower x values for the curve. |
Points-Segs | Specify the number of points or segments for the curve. You can: ■Enter the number of points or segments. ■Right-click  and select  to create a function expression that defines the vertical (y) values in terms of the horizontal (x) values. You can use only one independent variable (x) to describe the functional relation. You can use any valid FORTRAN mathematical operator, such as SIN, **2, and so on. |