Obviously, you could animate something like this by hand but is there any software on Linux meant to simulate this kind of mechanism?
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Would maybe a FreeCAD assembly ^[3]^ be what you're looking for? Here is an example tutorial on making an assembly ^[1]^. You can also animate an assembly ^[2][3.1]^.
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