njw1985
20-05-2008 13:25:17
can anyone tell me how to set up one bicycle in nxogre?
betajaen
20-05-2008 14:01:18
Two wheels attached to a thin cube? You may want to invest in some angular damping or a NX_BF_FROZEN_ flag to stop the bike toppling over.
njw1985
20-05-2008 14:27:57
thin cubebody or another body is better? and how to control it?
betajaen
20-05-2008 14:34:04
A Cube. By adding torque and steering the front wheel. How else would you move a bicycle?
njw1985
21-05-2008 01:13:49
"How else would you move a bicycle?"---I am a newer and finding a good way to solve it?
njw1985
21-05-2008 10:44:04
I set up bicycle body and two tires,but the result is the bike fall down.
How can I make it stand up?
betajaen
21-05-2008 11:22:05
You may want to invest in some angular damping or a NX_BF_FROZEN_ flag to stop the bike toppling over.
njw1985
21-05-2008 12:43:58
OK,,I will try,,thanks!!!!
njw1985
23-05-2008 02:02:40
I set up NX_BF_FROZEN_ROT to my bike,but I can't use wheel object to control my bike like this:
// turn left or right
wheelfront->turn(Ogre::Degree(1)); /* Wheel *wheelfront; */
// stop or move
wheelfront->setBrakeTorque(0);
wheelback->setBrakeTorque(0);
wheelfront->setMotorTorque(10);
wheelback->setMotorTorque(10);
How to moveã€
betajaen
23-05-2008 11:02:04
Those. You don't freeze all of the rotation you just freeze one part of it. Y I think.
But Y is the rotation of your bike. you will probably need it. I would freeze X. You will also need a Z-rotation, because your bike has to lean into the bend. So you have to simulate some centripedal force.
njw1985
24-05-2008 01:40:05
Oh,,Yeah,,Thank you very much for all your reply!!!
njw1985
21-06-2008 14:36:43
But Y is the rotation of your bike. you will probably need it. I would freeze X. You will also need a Z-rotation, because your bike has to lean into the bend. So you have to simulate some centripedal force.
I agree with you,,but how to to simulate some centripedal force?