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| public:t-vien-10-3:lab_4_materials:ode [2010/10/06 22:58] – hannes | public:t-vien-10-3:lab_4_materials:ode [2024/04/29 13:33] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1 |
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| </code> Test this and make sure gravity is working as expected. Make sure to comment out the LerpPosInterval for the box since you no longer need it! You should also change the left mouse button handler so that it sets the position of both the visual box and the physical box back to the original position (to maintain similar functionality as before). You will also want to set the linear velocity of the box to 0 like this **''self.boxbody.setLinearVel( (0,0,0) )''**, otherwise the box will keep going faster and faster\\ | </code> Test this and make sure gravity is working as expected. Make sure to comment out the LerpPosInterval for the box since you no longer need it! You should also change the left mouse button handler so that it sets the position of both the visual box and the physical box back to the original position (to maintain similar functionality as before). You will also want to set the linear velocity of the box to 0 like this **''self.boxbody.setLinearVel( (0,0,0) )''**, otherwise the box will keep going faster and faster\\ |
| - To introduce collision with the door, you will need to create both a physical body for the door and a ODE collision solid for the door, just like you did for the box. Try using **size** of **(2,4,0.1)** and **density** of **1000**. Don't forget to update the door's visual position based on the physical position in the simulation task! | - To introduce collision with the door, you will need to create both a physical body for the door and a ODE collision solid for the door, just like you did for the box. Try using **size** of **(2,4,0.1)** and **density** of **1000**. Don't forget to update the door's visual position based on the physical position in the simulation task! Your **''simulate''** task should now look like this: <code python> |
| </code> Your **''simulate''** task should now look like this: <code python> | |
| def simulate(self, task): | def simulate(self, task): |
| self.space.autoCollide() | self.space.autoCollide() |
