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some transient sink during static optimization

Posted: Tue Sep 03, 2019 6:49 am
by ashelyyu
Hi,there.I was head-scratch in this question for months.
The situation is probably like this, based on ToyDroplanding Model I built a model. I adjusted the initial strange posture of the initial model to a sitting position, then add the chair model into it, and added the contact ball and contact force between the chair and the person.(as the following pictures)
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Finishing buliding the model, I creat a rough motion file by myself to test. the motion is lifting the legs when siting.(as the following pictures)
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the motion file is as shown

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lifting slow				
version=1				
nRows=121				
nColumns=3				
inDegrees=yes				
				
"Units are S.I. units (second, meters, Newtons, ...)"				
Angles are in degrees.				
				
endheader				
time hip_flexion_r knee_angle_r 
0		90	-90
0.05	90	-90
0.1		90	-90
0.15	90	-90
0.2		90	-90
0.25	90	-90
0.3		90	-90
0.35	90	-90
0.4		90	-90
0.45	90	-90
0.5		90	-90
0.55	90	-90
0.6		90	-90
0.65	90	-90
0.7		90	-90
0.75	90	-90
0.8		90	-90
0.85	90	-90
0.9		90	-90
0.95	90	-90
1		90	-90
1.05	90.25	-90.25
1.1		90.5	-90.5
1.15	90.75	-90.75
1.2	91	-91
1.25	91.25	-91.25
1.3		91.5	-91.5
1.35	91.75	-91.75
1.4		92	-92
1.45	92.25	-92.25
1.5		92.5	-92.5
1.55	92.75	-92.75
1.6		93	-93
1.65	93.25	-93.25
1.7		93.5	-93.5
1.75	93.75	-93.75
1.8		94	-94
1.85	94.25	-94.25
1.9		94.5	-94.5
1.95	94.75	-94.75
2		95	-95
2.05	95.25	-95.25
2.1		95.5	-95.5
2.15	95.75	-95.75
2.2		96	-96
2.25	96.25	-96.25
2.3		96.5	-96.5
2.35	96.75	-96.75
2.4		97	-97
2.45	97.25	-97.25
2.5		97.5	-97.5
2.55	97.75	-97.75
2.6		98	-98
2.65	98.25	-98.25
2.7		98.5	-98.5
2.75	98.75	-98.75
2.8		99	-99
2.85	99.25	-99.25
2.9		99.5	-99.5
2.95	99.75	-99.75
3		100	-100
3.05	100.25	-100.25
3.1		100.5	-100.5
3.15	100.75	-100.75
3.2		101	-101
3.25	101.25	-101.25
3.3		101.5	-101.5
3.35	101.75	-101.75
3.4		102	-102
3.45	102.25	-102.25
3.5		102.5	-102.5
3.55	102.75	-102.75
3.6		103	-103
3.65	103.25	-103.25
3.7		103.5	-103.5
3.75	103.75	-103.75
3.8		104	-104
3.85	104.25	-104.25
3.9		104.5	-104.5
3.95	104.75	-104.75
4		105	-105
4.05	105.25	-105.25
4.1		105.5	-105.5
4.15	105.75	-105.75
4.2		106	-106
4.25	106.25	-106.25
4.3		106.5	-106.5
4.35	106.75	-106.75
4.4		107	-107
4.45	107.25	-107.25
4.5		107.5	-107.5
4.55	107.75	-107.75
4.6		108	-108
4.65	108.25	-108.25
4.7		108.5	-108.5
4.75	108.75	-108.75
4.8		109	-109
4.85	109.25	-109.25
4.9		109.5	-109.5
4.95	109.75	-109.75
5		110	-110
5.05	110.25	-110.25
5.1		110.5	-110.5
5.15	110.75	-110.75
5.2		111	-111
5.25	111.25	-111.25
5.3		111.5	-111.5
5.35	111.75	-111.75
5.4		112	-112
5.45	112.25	-112.25
5.5		112.5	-112.5
5.55	112.75	-112.75
5.6		113	-113
5.65	113.25	-113.25
5.7		113.5	-113.5
5.75	113.75	-113.75
5.8		114	-114
5.85	114.25	-114.25
5.9		114.5	-114.5
5.95	114.75	-114.75
6		115	-115
As I click the simulate button,the model will not pass through, It seems the model is motionless.However, when static optimization is runing,the model change it's post.Also, I remembered save the sitting as the default poses.

So, my question is why the model change it post as the beginning of Static Optimization, and what should I check for my work?

Thank you if anyone can help or suggest.

Re: some transient sink during static optimization

Posted: Tue Sep 03, 2019 1:41 pm
by mitkof6
Maybe, the state of the model during static optimization does not use the default values of the coordinates. Try adding the rest of the columns in your .mot file.