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We created an example of a triple bar with the bar2 and 3 are attached with the loopconstraints.
The simulated movement makes the bar2 fall with the gravity (the bar2, attached to the bar1, have an angle of 90°).
The bar3 stay attached by the loopconstraints to the bar2 when the loopconstraints is declared 2 times in the BioMod (one for each axis).
It doesn't work if the two axis are declared in the same loopconstraints.
We tried to simulate the same thing by calculating the external forces and by introducing these external forces in the calculation of the dynamics. It works when the pendulum doesn't move. We have created an example with three pendulums aligned in y and with gravity in y. The bar3 remains attached to the bar2 in this case. But as soon as there are several loop constraint, we can not make it work, we have the error :
Good news @Ipuch , LoopConstraint works !
We created an example of a triple bar with the bar2 and 3 are attached with the loopconstraints.
The simulated movement makes the bar2 fall with the gravity (the bar2, attached to the bar1, have an angle of 90°).
The bar3 stay attached by the loopconstraints to the bar2 when the loopconstraints is declared 2 times in the BioMod (one for each axis).
It doesn't work if the two axis are declared in the same loopconstraints.
We tried to simulate the same thing by calculating the external forces and by introducing these external forces in the calculation of the dynamics. It works when the pendulum doesn't move. We have created an example with three pendulums aligned in y and with gravity in y. The bar3 remains attached to the bar2 in this case. But as soon as there are several loop constraint, we can not make it work, we have the error :
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