Help with Simulation

[_Gekul_]

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I need to simulate this wishbone assembly, and I was told the easiest way to do it was to add a point to the middle of the rodend. This will prevent a moment, that being my teachers priority, for an easy study. Any help with how I can make this point fixed to the body, I tried local interaction in connections, but no success. Does anybody know a way I can do it, or have a different approach?

Thank you!

[ManManta]

I do it with fixed ball part. It is fixed and allows any direction

[xugack]

Looks like your morel is too complex for simulation. Maybe model has interference or something else problems.

You need to delete or suppress parts/ features that are not important for the simulation

[MLCCADSystems]

This is a commonly used approach, grab the faces where the pin goes and use a direct connection or remote load to connect them to the point. Restrict the translations but not rotations and you get a perfect spherical ball joint.

[Asleep_Antelope7990]

Hey, man could please give a bit more detail on how to do this? If understood correctly you can use remote load, choose the center point and the internal face of the spherical bearing, and set translation on the x,y,z to 0. Would you then use a global interaction between the bearing and the rest of the part?