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I was thinking about trying to add something to my kangaroo physics engine to simulate the behaviour of paper (and other…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Irene Scudellari Jul 15, 2010.
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Daniel Piker commented on Daniel Piker's video
Curved folding in Kangaroo
"Yes, exactly - the panels can twist a bit when you pull them, but do relax to flat if you wait a bit.
I'm thinking it might help to break the panels down more - at the moment the springs are just the edges you see, plus the 2 diagonals of each…"
Curved folding in Kangaroo
"V.Nice!!! It looks like there is some 'stretch' in the facets - does this stabilise given time?"
Irene Scudellari replied to Daniel Piker's discussion Virtual Paper"Thanks Daniel,
I would like to try it but I cannot use the latest release because I haven't got the latest Rhino service release."
Daniel Piker replied to Daniel Piker's discussion Virtual Paper"Thanks Shawn -
Yes, I agree that the option to input stress/strain curves would be quite useful.
It would also be nice for other things like Lennard-Jones potential, and I think not too complex to implement."
Shawn Fernandez replied to Daniel Piker's discussion Virtual Paper"I think for what she's doing the "bend deduction" caused by plastic deformation would likely be small enough to go unnoticed, especially with the slots cut into the material, they will relieve the internal stresses considerably.
I…"
Daniel Piker replied to Daniel Piker's discussion Virtual Paper"Hi Irene,
Yes, the simulation of 'paper' I have been working on could also be applied to other sheet materials that strongly resist shear and stretch but bend out of plane relatively easily - such as metal.
Of course typical sheet metal…"
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