Working Model 2D Web
Engineering motion simulation in your browser. Nothing to install.
Requirements
A current web browser and a Google or Microsoft account. Nothing to install.
Devices and browsers
| Devices | Browsers |
|---|---|
| Chromebook™ laptops, Windows computers, Macs and iPads | Current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari |
Building models is best on a tablet or computer. Working Model 2D can be installed from the browser as an app, and it keeps working without a connection for models already opened; the license is checked online at least monthly.
Sign-in and license
- Sign in at wm2d.design-simulation.com with a Google or Microsoft account: personal, work or school.
- A license is for one person, used on one device at a time.
- A license is required: individual licenses, or packs of named seats that students join with a code. Free evaluations are available on request. Education licenses show “Educational Use Only” over the model, as the desktop Student edition does.
- See Licensing & pricing.
Web and desktop compared
| Working Model 2D Web | Working Model 2D (desktop) | |
|---|---|---|
| Install | Nothing to install; runs in the browser | Installed on Windows |
| Physics engine | The same engine and model code in both | |
| Model files | Working Model 2D files open in both, both ways | |
| Files | Device, Google Drive™ (including “Open with”), OneDrive | Local files |
| Interface languages | 8 (library and help in English) | As the desktop release |
| Scripts | Python scripting, with NumPy, SciPy and SymPy, included. WM Basic and VBScript scripts don’t run yet (the models open); a WM Basic converter is planned | WM Basic and VBScript |
| Video export | Included (MP4 or WebM, depending on the browser) | Included |
| Excel and MATLAB links | Coming | Included |
For the Windows version, see Working Model 2D (desktop).
Try Working Model 2D Web on your own designs
Free evaluations are available for professional engineers, instructors and departments.
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