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Hi Bender, For the example of armadillo dropping into the rigid body torus, another problem was arisen after the just updating of v2.1.2(or v.2.1.1) of pyPBD. However, before the update(2.0.1), I still could get the tetmodel softbody armadillo shape and saw it drop onto the torus though the armadillo has many missing faces loaded from the .OBJ when I tried to use Blender 3.1(python 3.9) to edit the script to obtain the animation.
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Can you send me your example? I just tested it in armadillo.py and for me it works fine. |
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Hi Prof. Bender, I sent the file via replying the github forum email (InteractiveComputerGraphics/PositionBasedDynamics reply+A3EN4DVLVVYCHDXP5KSN7NOBG2PBHEVBMXHAAQZZEA@reply.github.com) as the format is not allowed to attached to the Git-hub forum. The filename is "pbd_try_armadillo.blend" with the script file "pypbd_blender_armadillo_obj_forLoop.py" inside vertr [[nan nan nan] Thanks |
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Sorry but I did not get any files. |
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Hi Prof.
May I send you via cc your university email?
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Thanks
Patrick
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Sorry but I did not get any files.
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Can you send me just a Python file that I can execute? |
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Yes! this is the python file run inside blender.
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Can you send me just a Python file that I can execute?
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I don't have Blender here. So it would be nice just to have a minimal example. |
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I don't know what goes wrong when you use it in Blender. Is pypbd properly installed in the Blender Python version? |
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Ah, in the last version the simModel numbers changed and I forgot to update the Python examples. Therefore, the stiffness value in the examples was wrong. Now it should work. |
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Ah, in the last version the simModel numbers changed and I forgot to update the Python examples. Therefore, the stiffness value in the examples was wrong. Now it should work.