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Home › Forum › SOFA › Using SOFA › [SOLVED] the reason to use "TrianglePressureForceField" and "TTriangleModel"
Tagged: 64_bits, Linux_ubuntu, SOFA_1706
Hi,
In the scene “Tetra2TriangleTopologicalMapping”, what are the functionalities of the “TrianglePressureForceField” and “TTriangleModel” components?
Best,
Zahra
Hi @zahra,
For any such code-related question, never hesitate to give a look at the doc / code / API doc. You can most of the time find info.
In the case of the two classes you mentioned, it’s no trivial to find them though.
TrianglePressureForceField: is a forcefield, it implements an external force applying a user-defined pressure on an object with a triangular topology
TTriangleModel: it is a collision model for an object with a triangular topology. This class is used to compute discrete intersections for collision detection.
Does this help you?
Hugo
Dear @Hugo,
Thank you for your explanation. At this level, yes, I think I understood their functionality.
best,
Zahra
Alright, I close the topic then.
If you have any further question, as usual, do not hesitate to post it !
Hugo
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