[ODE] Re: LCP
Russ Smith
russ at q12.org
Fri Nov 9 20:02:01 MST 2001
Adam Moravanszky wrote:
> my dynamics sim uses a separate "custom" friction model for this
> reason. Thus, the friction forces are external forces as far as the
> LCP solver is concerned.
there are advantages to having friction forces as part of the LCP
model:
* coulomb friction forces that are consistent per timestep (although
approximations normally have to be made to get a solvable model).
* multi-contact stick/slip transitions can be handled within a single
timestep.
* more stable force generation (i.e. friction forces are "the
minimum needed" to maintain the friction model).
the big disadvantage is that is is slower.
> perhaps you would be interested to try my alternative.
so what exactly did you do? ODE needs a non-LCP friction model for
those people who need the extra speed and are willing to spend more
time tweaking for stability.
russ.
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