You can save motion elements such as springs, motors, or force specifications for reuse in other models.
Add motion elements to the Design Library as you would add other items. All motion elements in the Design Library are saved with the .sldsimfvt extension.
While in any motion study, drag saved motion elements from the Design Library to your model.
You can include saved motion elements in a motion study by dragging saved elements from the Design Library.
To include a saved motion element in a motion study:
You can save specifications for springs, motors, forces, and other motion elements for re-use in other motion studies.
To save a selected motion element for re-use:
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