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Home › Forum › SOFA › Programming with SOFA › [SOLVED] How to create an advanced simulation in C++?
Tagged: Cutting Simulation
Hi,
I have using modeler to create some basic .scn files and i also have saw video “Create your own advanced simulation with SOFA” on youtube. It is a simulation of cutting of a human liver using quadratic finite elements. It’s cool!
I want to know how to create a simulation like it with SOFA in C++ (with function of moving, cutting a rigid or soft object)? Do you have any tutorial about it?
Thank you!
Hi,
Thank you for your interest in SOFA!
To get you started I strongly suggest you to check the examples in
– examples/Components: basic examples for a lot of SOFA Components in XML
– examples/Demos: ready-to-use complete demos in XML
– examples/Tutorials: very nice step by step tutorials in XML
– applications/tutorials: basic to advanced SOFA simulations in C++
The last folder may interest you most since it is in C++ but reading some XML examples can also be a good way to understand SOFA architecture.
Hope this helps,
Guillaume.
In addition, for more info, another topic is about your question wq57fan:
https://www.sofa-framework.org/community/forum/topic/sample-code/
Best,
Hugo
Thank you!
I’m learning now, i will pay attention to the updating!
You’re welcome @wq57fan.
There is now a documentation page on it: Write a scene in Cpp
Do not hesitate to open new topics if you need it or assist user based on your own experience. Best,
Hugo
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