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Contact Modeling with OpenSim: a User’s Approach Public Forum
Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 12:32 pm
by admin
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Contact modeling using Elastic Foundation Option
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2024 4:36 pm
by safe_427635
Hi all
I successfully completed tutorial 1 using Hun Crossly contact model for both elastic and dissipative cases
I want to do the same by using an Elastic Foundation model
What will I need to do
I replaced the Hunt Crossley contact model with an Elastic Foundation Model by changing the forces set 01 xml file
I followed all the steps but when I run the model the sphere sinks all the way
I used copied the force set 01 xml code for elastic foundation contact force in main OpenSim file bouncing sphere osim
I am attaching the code for elastic foundation model for your kind reference
I can add additional information if needed
Your comment and insight is appreciated
Re Contact Modeling with OpenSim a User Approach Public Forum
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2024 7:10 pm
by safe_427635
Hi all,
I went through both the tutorials. The concept introduced is great. I have encountered a problem doing the second
We open the main model "bouncing_ellipsoids.osim" in OpenSim and both sphere and ellipsoid sinks. To avoid this we are editing this file in Notetpad++.
One main file "bouncing_ellipsoids.osim" that we are editing, and two files are are adding to this model code are:
1. force_set_02.xml
2. contanct_geometry_set_02.xml
After saving it and trying to open the model again model again in OpenSim, I am encountering this error. Can anyone comment on this error and propose a solution? There is something wrong with the geometry of the ellipsoid. There is a mesh file "ellipsoid" with (.obj) extension but it says it is not in the same folder as the buoncing_ellipsoids.osim.
Attaching two files for your kind reference and waiting on the response from the OpenSim community and the team of this specific project.