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Supported interface modes

Using multiple Simcenter Amesim - Simcenter 3D Motions

General remarks

multiple interfaces

  • If Simcenter Amesim is the target environment (mode 1.1), the co-simulation blocks are completely independent (viewed as standard submodels by Simcenter Amesim). So, the possibilities of mixing different block settings on the same Simcenter Amesim sketch are theoretically not limited.

  • It is possible to use several different Simcenter Amesim models in a single Simcenter 3D Motion system (and vice versa), but it is not possible to use the same Simcenter Amesim model several times in a single Simcenter 3D Motion system (and vice-versa).

  • There are as many blocks used in the target environment as independent systems.

Advanced capabilities

Capability Supported interface modes for blocks
Use N Simcenter 3D Motion blocks in Simcenter Amesim Use N Simcenter 3D Motion blocks with different solver types (variable/fixed-step) or solver settings in Simcenter Amesim1 Co-simulation: Simcenter Amesim as Master (Simcenter 3D Motion as Slave) Co-simulation: Simcenter Amesim as Master (Simcenter 3D Motion as Slave)
Use N Simcenter Amesim blocks in Simcenter 3D Motion Co-simulation: Simcenter Amesim as Slave (Simcenter 3D Motion as Master) Model Exchange: Export of Simcenter Amesim model into Simcenter 3D Motion
Both Co-simulation: Simcenter Amesim as Slave (Simcenter 3D Motion as Master) and Model Exchange: Export of Simcenter Amesim model into Motion
Use N Simcenter Amesim blocks with different solver types (variable/fixed-step) or solver settings in Simcenter 3D Motion1 Co-simulation: Simcenter Amesim as Slave (Simcenter 3D Motion as Master)
1. This capability only applies to co-simulation modes - not to model exchange modes - since no solvers are embedded in model exchange blocks.

Source: https://docs.sw.siemens.com/en-US/doc/254352342/PL20250521841123434.amesim_collection.Motion/Using_multiple_LMS_VirtualLab_Motion_interfaces · retrieved 2026-07-17