MSPhysics tests and questions

faust07

Judging from the description, objects outside the window seem to fall into the bottomless state and cause the SketchUp clipping problem. All groups or components that should not be simulated should be set to "Ignore" or "Static". This can be done in the MSP user interface or in the MSP context menu. A sample SUp model is always very helpful for more precise assessments.

faust07

@ aldoz8:
There is no easy solution for this after my first tests. Each slider can directly control only one joint (and several identical copies of the joint) at a time. It is possible to use scripts to query the input values from a slider and pass them on to the required other joints. Unfortunately, I don't have time for an example. Sorry!

ecati

This is a message sent by mistake. It needs to be deleted. I did not delete it. Sorry.

tecnozati

Hello everyone, to see if a charitable soul can help me out.
Using MSPhysics script I want to get:
1 know the position of a servo join
2 move the servo without using “get_var ()” as controller

I wish to animate a mechanism with scripting, I would greatly appreciate code examples (I find it almost impossible to find them)
Greetings and many thanks

faust07

There is a link to the Scripting Documentation in the first post of Anton_S regarding his MSPhysics plugin: https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=56852

Anton_S

tecnozati,

Yeah, the docs do not have enough coding examples. But I intended to fix that someday.

To get the position of a servo joint from a script field, you will first need to know the name/id of the joint, which is displayed in UI when you select the joint. Then you can write the following code:


onStart {
  @j = simulation.find_joint_by_name("569422")
}

onTick {
  # Set desired angle
  if (key(' ') == 1) 
    @j.controller = 100.degrees
  else
    @j.controller = 0
  end
  
  # Get current angle
  simulation.log_line @j.cur_angle.radians
}

You can refer to servo docs for more functionality: https://www.rubydoc.info/github/AntonSynytsia/MSPhysics/MSPhysics/Servo

Anton

tecnozati

Thank you, thank you, thank you! The head was going to burn me!
And above all, thanks for Msphysics!

tecnozati

Again, thanks Anton, I have managed to give life to my creature

https://youtu.be/R942cXFRHiU

Anton_S

Dude great job!!!

pppppppppppppppppppppppppppppluginuser

I have made a simple car and set a controller for the servos and motors but they don't respond. Any clue on how to fix? (controls are the arrow keys)

Motor ui

Servo ui

Simple car

Car Simulation.skp

ecati

If you upload the skp file, we can have a look.

ecati

It works perfectly. I didn't see any problem.
Click on the picture for animation.

pppppppppppppppppppppppppppppluginuser

It might be something with my wrong with either my computer, msphysics, or sketchup because I start the simulation and the car starts driving by itself and doesn't respond to the the arrow keys.

Also is there a plugin that downloads the simulation recording?

pppppppppppppppppppppppppppppluginuser

Never mind I just needed to uninstall MS physics and AMS library and get the extensions from the SketchUp extension warehouse. Just a final question, what plugin downloads the simulation recording?

Box

A small hint, I suspect nobody has bothered to reply or read your posts due to your spam style user name. I only came here by accident.

Like most things in life there is 'Unique' and there is 'wtf'. try being unique.

Rich O Brien

I fixed it to be less obnoxious.

DanyLecocq

Bonjour, je n'ai également pas la possibilité de commander les animations (Thruster, Emetter, etc..) avec le clavier de mon portable, je ne suis pas le premier à relever ce problème apparemment et je ne trouve pas la solution. Avez-vous une idée svp ?

DanyLecocq

@ecati said:

It works perfectly. I didn't see any problem.
Click on the picture for animation.

English: Hello, I can't get the keyboard commands to work either. I am using a drinking PC with Windows 11, sketchup 2018 and I have installed the ams_Lib.rbz_v3.7.1b.rbz library and MSPhysics_v1.0.3.rbz. The problem is the same on my other laptop running Windows 10. Can you help me? Thank you in advance.
Français: Bonjour, chez moi non plus, je n'arrive pas à faire fonctionner les commandes au clavier. J'utilise un PC potable avec Windows 11, sketchup 2018 et j'ai bien installé la librairie ams_Lib.rbz_v3.7.1b.rbz ainsi que MSPhysics_v1.0.3.rbz. Pour info le problème est identique sur mon autre PC portable équipé de Windows 10. Pouvez-vous m'aider? D'avance, merci.

DanyLecocq

@ecati said:

It works perfectly. I didn't see any problem.
Click on the picture for animation.

Hello, I can't get the keyboard commands to work either. I am using a drinking PC with Windows 11, sketchup 2018 and I have installed the ams_Lib.rbz_v3.7.1b.rbz library and MSPhysics_v1.0.3.rbz. The problem is the same on my other laptop running Windows 10. Can you help me? Thank you in advance.
Bonjour, chez moi non plus, je n'arrive pas à faire fonctionner les commandes au clavier. J'utilise un PC potable avec Windows 11, sketchup 2018 et j'ai bien installé la librairie ams_Lib.rbz_v3.7.1b.rbz ainsi que MSPhysics_v1.0.3.rbz. Pour info le problème est identique sur mon autre PC portable équipé de Windows 10. Pouvez-vous m'aider? D'avance, merci.

i-ss

Hello Anton or Anyone who could explain me for the problem.

I've use SketchUp 2017 for long time together with MSPhysics (right now is version 1.0.3).
They worked well and thank you very much to Anton that create a super good extension.

But suddenly, the models that I using with MSPhysics has problems on running scripts that has user interaction such as using keys and mouse buttons. Everytime I run the script, it pop a window like shown here.

I think, my problem is the same like "DanyLecoeq" and "hmau26" that they've posted before.