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Hello all,

I am hoping to get some help.
I tried re-installing my WinGeo3 (304 advanced) on my windows 10 machine, unfortunately it wont run........

I have tried running as admin and changing compatibility mode but that doesn't seem to work.
Any advise would be appreciated.

I forget which version I have. I haven't tried to run it on Windows 10 but I have had similar compatibility issues with other software. It seems like Windows 10 is different enough to keep things from working. I ended up getting a cheap XP machine from eBay for $100.

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-Andrew
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Try
http://vsusp.com

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MV8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Om3C1Ep ... D3E18BB447

I'd buy a cheap computer to run a better program before going to Vsusp. Unless it has disappeared on newer versions, you can do roll and bump versus roll center with one mouse click. It'll take a few hours on Vsusp to get the same information.

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-Andrew
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There is a dedicated window for entering bump in inches and roll in degrees. Each can be displayed compound or individually. Technically no click required.

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MV8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Om3C1Ep ... D3E18BB447

How do you get it to do this?

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-Andrew
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I see what you mean now. I could chart similar curves with 50 pts instead of 1200 pt res but what do you want for free? The bottom line is the same. It is interesting but I don't see the justification.

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MV8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Om3C1Ep ... D3E18BB447

WinGeo is great for being able to do lots of different suspension types, but has more of a learning curve and is overkill for anybody doing double wishbone but not for a living. VSusp is fine for double wishbone rear. Front geometry doesn't mean much without accounting for steering inputs though, which is why I still think it's hard to beat good old fashioned Wishbone 3D/VB for double wishbone armchair engineers.

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-Justin

Also follow my build on blogspot, tumblr, or instagram and twitter (GarageOdyssey)

But with better programs you can run a bunch of iterations of steering and roll vs. camber and quickly get a pretty good idea of what the front is doing.

To the original question - I tried whatever version I have and couldn't get it to work on Windows 10. I think its down to VSusp or buying a cheap XP machine.

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-Andrew
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