[ODE] Pushing through collisions
Nguyen Binh
ngbinh at glassegg.com
Fri Apr 30 19:19:09 MST 2004
Hi Andrew,
AA> Cases like that are impossible to correctly fix in the general case without
AA> using further information.
Yes. You are right! In this case, just geometric information is
not enough.
AA> A penetration system that used the objects
AA> velocities could for instance potentially "weight" the axis seperation tests
AA> to have it tend to give axis that are as close to the negative of the
AA> direction of movement as possible. Havent really looked into it much -
AA> finshing off some cylinder code myself -) Without context and with high
AA> speeds, or "high" rotations you'll always be able to find incorrect
AA> seperation determinations ( ie your radial response was correctly the
AA> smaller seperation ). I would be wary of hacking in fixes to try to correct
AA> for this - as crystal-ball methodolgies tend to break down at the worst
AA> times -)
I used the different velocity vectors of two objects to make a
guess on depth normal.
AA> - Andrew Aye
Nguyen Binh.
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