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[Scenes] Add an example of a hexaBeam scene under the gravity force #121
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- Can you explain why you use Lagrangian constraints (
FreeMotionAnimationLoop
and not aDefaultAnimationLoop
)? - How is this scene related to model order reduction? I don't see any reduction
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Thanks for your answers. If constraints are not used, I would go for simplicity and use a I understand that you added an actuator so the scene can be used in a reduction. I suggest you add a comment on the actuator node to explain why you added it. I also would like to know if you plan to add a reduced scene of |
Yes, I agree that simpler is better. So, I will do the following modifications:
I understand that it might seem counterintuitive to use the plugin for simulations not related to soft robotics, as the plugin was originally designed for that purpose. To use the plugin in this way, there's still a lot to do with the Python script to make it more understandable and user-friendly. For now, the directory contains two original scenes: P.S. If you think it's beneficial, I can also include the (Sofa) reduced scenes related to these original scenes. But note that the images of these reduced scenes are available in the documentation directory already. |
@rmolazem can you please remove the listActiveNodes.txt because they are no longer useful ? Can you do the same for the _Gie file, they are heavy and not useful for the debug. Apart from that it seems ok for me, @alxbilger have you something to add ? |
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