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D-* ADM740, Appendix D, March 2011 Copyright? 2011 MSC.Software Corporation D-* ADM740, Appendix D, April 2010 Copyright? 2010 MSC.Software Corporation APPENDIX D Working with Road Builder Road Builder In this workshop, you will learn the basics of creating a road data file using the Road Builder tool available in Adams/Car. Road data can be created with multiple segments, each segment representing predefined formulations like Linear, Curvature, and Transition Curve or through User Defined Functions and User Defined Points. The example contains the following sections: Creating a Road data property file from scratch Optional tasks Road Builder Creating a Road data property file from scratch Below are the steps that you need to follow to generate a road data property file based on your own road profile. You need not have any assembly open when building a road profile. Steps to create a road file from scratch using the Road Builder: Start Adams/Car MD R3 in the Standard Interface Mode. From the Simulate menu, point to Full-Vehicle Analysis, and then select Road Builder. To start with, Adams displays the Road Builder with an example road data property file “road_3d_sine_example.xml” from the acar_shared database. In the Road Builder dialog box, select the Road Generator tab. Road Builder Add “segment1” to the table by entering segment1 in the Name field and clicking the Add push button. Road Builder Double-click on “segment1” in the table to see the property editor as shown below. For segment1, modify the following a. Type to Linear b. Start Point to -3300, 400, 0 c. End Point to -10, 400, 0 Note: you aren’t setting ‘width’ now because you’ll be setting it later on for several segments in the table view. Road Builder Road Builder Click on the arrow to see the table view of the segment(s). Add new segments named: segment2, segment3 and segment4. For segment2, modify the following columns (as shown in images below): a. Type to Transition b. Segment 1 t