Hi all;
To define a HuntCrossleyForce, we have to first define a contact sphere on a body by indicating its radius, location and orientation.I was wondering what does orientation of contact sphere mean?
Cheers,
Sina
HuntCrossleyForce: Orientation of sphere
- Ayman Habib
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RE: HuntCrossleyForce: Orientation of sphere
Hi Sina,
You can leave this out or set it to 0., 0., 0. (which is the default I believe). Orientation wouldn't make sense for a full contact sphere but it does for other objects (e.g. HalfSpace, or partial Spheres if we support them etc.)
Sorry about the confusion,
-Ayman
You can leave this out or set it to 0., 0., 0. (which is the default I believe). Orientation wouldn't make sense for a full contact sphere but it does for other objects (e.g. HalfSpace, or partial Spheres if we support them etc.)
Sorry about the confusion,
-Ayman