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    • ntxdaveN Offline
      ntxdave
      last edited by

      @faust07 said:

      Thanks, Solo & ntxdave! I'm trying to evolve existing SP models and scripts and to use them for animation. There are a lot of insanely good examples in the Forum and in the warehouse such as path following scripts. Since SketchyPhysics is running very stable for a while (thanks to Anton_S and PituPhysics), it makes fun to experiment with it again. A small intermediate goal is, to send objects such as vehicles, walking people, birds, airplanes, ships etc into short continuous loops ... Unfortunately, my Ruby programming skills are still rudimentary.

      @ Pilou: Yes, closed curves and small gaps would be good too. In the script a program loop should be built in with the meaning of - "if objekt is at the end of the path, start again at the beginning". Sounds simple, but I'm not able to write this ...

      @Fredo6 is this something that could be done with the upcoming Animator?

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      • A Offline
        Anton_S
        last edited by

        Very nice birdy, faust07.

        Here is the code to make the birdy loop on the desired curve.

        
        setLinearDamping(5.0)
        onstart {
          curve_verts = $curPhysicsSimulation.findCurve("path01")
          @curve_length = $curPhysicsSimulation.getCurveLength(curve_verts)
        }
        ontick{
           lookAt(evalCurveAbs("path01", (frame * 8) % @curve_length + 180))
           dir = position.vector_to(evalCurveAbs("path01", (frame * 8) % @curve_length))
           dir.length = dir.length / 12.0
           push(dir.to_a)
        }
        
        

        Of course, the main curve isn't quite "loopable", so the transitioning from the last point to the starting point won't be quite realistic until the curve is modified to be "loopable".

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        • pilouP Offline
          pilou
          last edited by

          It's a code for SketchyPhysics or MsPhysics ?

          Does it possible also in MSPhysics ?

          Frenchy Pilou
          Is beautiful that please without concept!
          My Little site :)

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          • A Offline
            Anton_S
            last edited by

            The code is for SketchyPhysics (as the birdy was made for SP). Copy and paste it into the body of the bird into the script field.

            Yes, everything done in SketchyPhysics can be tweaked to work in MSPhysics. (The code would look different however as the scripting functions differ in SketchyPhysics and MSPhysics.)

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            • F Offline
              faust07
              last edited by

              Thank you very much, Anton! Works like a charme: ๐Ÿ‘
              And the script supplement looks so easy. Nevertheless, I still need some time to understand it.
              Endless flying birds in the sky are no longer a problem...


              Bird04_0000.jpg


              BirdTest01k_02k.avi

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              • HornOxxH Offline
                HornOxx
                last edited by

                ๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ‘
                this whole "SP-thing" is a miracle to me and with big eyes I am so amazed like a child ๐Ÿ˜ฎ
                It's great to see the birdยดs flight, itยดs movements just like the perfect camera tracking.
                When I myself am glad that any cube falls right down onto the ground, the here shown
                SP-level is enchanting.

                just great!

                never trust a skinny cook

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                • ntxdaveN Offline
                  ntxdave
                  last edited by

                  Well done @faust07 ๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ‘

                  Nice and smooth and the movement of the wings looks very realistic.

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                  • F Offline
                    faust07
                    last edited by

                    Thanks again for the kind words guys. Here a little more bird action ... Everything is normal SketchUp output. The possibilities for designing camera movements with SketchyPhysics are unlimited. Thats great! The bird is flying in Antons loop. The camera is controlled by the SUp scenes.
                    Hi Chri. Telepathy ... Unfortunately, I can only animate one bird. To copy Physics objects is very time consuming. But nothing is perfect...


                    BirdTest03_SU16.jpg


                    BirdTest03_frame_000099.jpg


                    BirdTest08K3.avi

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                    • chriC Offline
                      chri
                      last edited by

                      Hi faust

                      Incredible Job !

                      Before I saw this, I did not think we could do this , with SKETCHUP.

                      Thanks for sharing
                      Chri


                      tree.png

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                      • F Offline
                        faust07
                        last edited by

                        Benchmark for Sketchy Physics...


                        Birds-Loop_frame_1148.jpg


                        2 birds and a bit emitter fun

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                        • pbacotP Offline
                          pbacot
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                          Haha. Talk about rampant development!

                          MacOSX MojaveSketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v3 PowerCADD

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