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Tagged: Controller, Grasper
Hi,
Im trying to build a simple model of a grasping tool to grab a mechanical object that is coupled with a tetFEMForceField. So far, I’ve been able to get the FEM force field to interact with a dental instrument tool (from the demos).
Im trying to modify the obj to make a basic “Y” shaped instrument with a pivot in the middle. That apart, one question on how to model the forces to be applied to the system still remains. Specifically, I simply want to know how do I introduce forces to close/open the grasper.
I tried looking at the MechanicalObjectController’s implementation of the applyController function. I couldn’t follow it as the codebase is a bit unfamiliar.
I guess, I just have 2 questions.
a) Is the approach that Im looking at modeling the grasper a good way to go about this?
b) Am I missing an easier way to add external forces to the system?
Alternatively, am I missing an example .scn demonstrating this?
Regards
Nithin
Dear Nithin,
Sorry for the delay on your topic.
However, there is already a topic about this: https://www.sofa-framework.org/support/forum/topic/how-to-construct-a-grasper-scenewith-force-feedback/
Let us know if it doesn’t fit what your need.
Cheers,
Hugo
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