Hi,
I would like to have information on the units of the mechanical adjustments. Example: Density in kg / m-cubic yes? For motors: Max acceleration, Strength ( force en newton ) what are these settings for from a physical point of view.
How to make the link with the reality of indoor tests and measurements?
how to use them.
Are there any examples of calibrations? Where to find this information. Thanks, happy New Year.
jean-luc

If you read through this thread you will see that the author has indicated it doesn't work in SketchUp 2019. See:

https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=61&p=669802#p646407

As of this date it has not been updated to work with SketchUp 2019 or newer.

We make this adjustment so that the second wheel stops. If you set "Angular Friction = 0", you will see that the wheel continues to spin.

"MSPhysics_v1.0.3" does not work properly yet. Author Anton_S is working on the new version. The new version has been released yet.
For more information see here. https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=56852&start=840

Pilou thank you in advance.

As you said , I made three separate blocks ( each one is a single group ), than what ?

Next step is to group them again ?

I do not understand what next .

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Take a look here! 😉
Maybe also the Cork-screw Joint (N°15)

I want to read the collision force from MSphysics when two bodies collide and send it to my C code. So two parts to my questions
1)How do I read collision force in the MSphysics ruby code?
2)How do I send these read values back to my C code.

Could some one tell me how to solve this problem?

@ntxdave said:

@chr15williams said:

@ecati said:

Choose this and try again.

That worked perfectly - thank you!

Glad someone familiar with the plugin could help you. I looked at your model and it would be interesting to see the animated version when you are done.

Here's an animated version, but not SketchUp! At least it shows what I was trying to achieve. https://youtu.be/-l2qe277JJE