Getting closer, and here are the basics of the editor:
All is based on: objects,joints and trimeshes.
An Object can have:
- 1 Body
- 1 or More Geoms (Including Geom Transforms)
- 1 or More Meshes
You have joints for the objects, supporting all ode joints.
And then you can have one trimesh of any size.
The basic working is:
- You create objects, and assign them bodies, geoms, meshes (or only one of them).
An object with only geom is a static object.
An object with only a mesh is a decoration object.
An object with only a body has no too much sense.
- You create then joints, and select two bodies for every joint or only one to have it attached to the world.
- You load if you want a trimesh.
At any point you can change the properties of mass, intertia tensor, suspension, cfm, erp, etc...
Then you click the PLAY button and all start running, been able to drag objects with the mouse in real time.
Ok, this was only for you to have news!
All is based on: objects,joints and trimeshes.
An Object can have:
- 1 Body
- 1 or More Geoms (Including Geom Transforms)
- 1 or More Meshes
You have joints for the objects, supporting all ode joints.
And then you can have one trimesh of any size.
The basic working is:
- You create objects, and assign them bodies, geoms, meshes (or only one of them).
An object with only geom is a static object.
An object with only a mesh is a decoration object.
An object with only a body has no too much sense.
- You create then joints, and select two bodies for every joint or only one to have it attached to the world.
- You load if you want a trimesh.
At any point you can change the properties of mass, intertia tensor, suspension, cfm, erp, etc...
Then you click the PLAY button and all start running, been able to drag objects with the mouse in real time.
Ok, this was only for you to have news!