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Couple of question about the inertial relief simulation: Wouldn't a more realistic location for the constraints be around the CG of the glider? Also, should the Moment Reaction probe at the displacements also be 0/negligible?
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Couple of question about the inertial relief simulation:
Wouldn't a more realistic location for the constraints be around the CG of the glider?
Also, should the Moment Reaction probe at the displacements also be 0/negligible?
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