Hi!
I have any problem with drivers…
How I can plan drivers to my model?
AnyKinEqInterPolDriver and AnyKinEqSimpleDriver…what’s the
differences?
Thanks
Hello Raffaella,
Welcome to the group! Please feel free to ask any question here.
You can find descriptions of the concise definition of the dfferent
driver types in the reference manual.
http://www.anybodytech.com/fileadmin/doc/AnyBodyRefManual.pdf
The definition of the simple driver is very short but also precise:
“This class contains a simple driver function that provides motion
with constant acceleration.”
This means that the driver can impose the following on a degree of
freedom:
- Keeping it static (constant position)
- Moving it with zero acceleration (constant velocity)
- Moving it with constant acceleration
The interpolation driver is typically used when you have measured a
movement with a motion capture system and want to impose that
movement on your model. You then have a long row of times and
positions, and an interpolation driver can interpolate between the
measured data points and impose that movement on the model.
You will find a much more detailed description and a driver example
in the tutorial on “Mechanical Elements” here:
http://www.anybodytech.com/59.0.html
Please pay particular attention to the section on kinematic masures.
Best regards,
AnyBdy Support.
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wrote:
> Hi!
> I have any problem with drivers…
> How I can plan drivers to my model?
> AnyKinEqInterPolDriver and AnyKinEqSimpleDriver…what’s the
> differences?
>
> Thanks