Thanks for the lesson on dealing with unresolved objects.
I tried a number of things including your suggestion but haven’t quite gotten it
to work.
I see now why the line I had (below) was wrong.
> AnyRevoluteJoint &T12L1Joint = .ref.JointsLumbar.NeckJnt;
But were there actually 2 problems then? The first was the reference to the
folder containing the NeckJnt was wrong, but also the reference to the
AnyRevoluteJoint was wrong? I’m not sure I understand why “AnyRevoluteJoint
&T12L1Joint” is wrong. Aren’t we defining a new AnyRevoluteJoint that will be
called T12L1Joint? (In which case the program shouldn’t care that it doesn’t
exist yet).
And I don’t understand how the line you suggest should work.
> AnyKinMeasureOrg &Ref1 = …HumanModel.Interface.Trunk.NeckJnt;
Why are we creating an AnyKinMeasureOrg object?
In any case when I inserted the above code into the NeckJntDriver folder, it
tells me Ref1 is not recognized:
Ref1 : Unresolved object.
Again, why is it complaining about this when I’m creating a new reference!?
Perhaps I put it in the wrong place? Here’s how the code looked in the
JointAndDrivers.any file:
AnyKinEqSimpleDriver NeckJntDriver = {
AnyKinMeasureOrg &Ref1 = ...HumanModel.Interface.Trunk.NeckJnt;
DriverPos = {0};
DriverVel = {0};
Reaction.Type = {1};
};
By the way, I would think the correct code should be something like:
AnyRevoluteJoint &T12L1Joint = Main.Model.HumanModel.Interface.Trunk.NeckJnt;
Here’s how I typed it in the JointsAndDrivers.any file
AnyKinEqSimpleDriver NeckJntDriver = {
AnyRevoluteJoint &T12L1Joint =Main.Model.HumanModel.Interface.Trunk.NeckJnt;
DriverPos = {0};
DriverVel = {0};
Reaction.Type = {1};
};
When I typed this in, the T12L1Joint is not recognized:
T12L1Joint : Unresolved object
Anyway, I’m hoping you may be able to shed some light. Thanks!
Tilak
you miss a semicolon “;” on