Hi Bruno,
Actually, I switched to forces applied on walls instead of walls
translation because I want that my wall moves under a stress load equal
to some d_Sig= X - f(Sig1,Sig2,Sig3) where X contstant stress that do
not changes while iterating.
I don't see how to make this work using wall translation ('max_vel' for
stress control).
Any suggestion ?
Le jeudi 17 juin 2010 à 15:48 +0200, Bruno Chareyre a écrit :
Walls have mass, like other bodies.
It is not very clear for me what you want to do Nejib. What is the
difference with the stressController engine?
"Applying a force" means adding a vector to the current body force
vector, it doesn't need or imply anything in terms of dynamic or mass.
Bruno
Anton Gladky a écrit :
2010/6/17 nejib hadda <nejib.hadda@xxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:nejib.hadda@xxxxxxxxxxx>>
.....I want to know if the walls need to be dynamic when applying
forces on them?
Walls are NOT dynamic in any case. They do not have a mass. You can
only move them, they cant move by themselves because of interaction.
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