[python] Re: Stability on coasting
- From: Ray Schumacher <rays@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2006 13:26:39 -0800
At 11:31 AM 2/14/2006, you wrote:
>>When I was looking into solving dynamics code, I saw that people
>>were using ODE ... and similar dynamic engines to simulate
>>motorcycle behavior; a cycle is almost the same code as a semi,
>>with Very narrow wheel base, two fixed parts to the wheels and a pivot.
>
>Newton Dynamics Engine is more accurate than ODE and there is
>a frontend called "Newton Playground"
>
>http://newton.delphigl.de/newtonplayground.html
>
>which helps assembling the Newton elements like joints, springs etc.
looks very cool
>In general these physics engines cannot emulate a bike with
>a rider in motion, but they might bring more light into the
>pedalling-steering-interference discussion.
>
>>Have there been reports from the people that have an oil damper
>>on their pivot?
>
>Are there any?
I remember seeing a very nicely finished yellow one with a damper, but it's not
on your pages...
Ray
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