Short Overview: This is an attempt to create "Virtual Ballistics Gel" with the aim of creating a realistic damage model for gaming. In this video, I'm trying to simulate how a robot would carry a spoon with liquid in it without spilling it.
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This is an attempt to create "Virtual Ballistics Gel" with the aim of creating a realistic damage model for gaming. In this video, I'm trying to simulate how a robot would carry a spoon with liquid in it without spilling it. Actually still looks a bit crappy cause i didnt figure out the correct values for fluids yet but the proof of concept is working,if u know ...
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- This is an attempt to create "Virtual Ballistics Gel" with the aim of creating a realistic damage model for gaming.
- In this video, I'm trying to simulate how a robot would carry a spoon with liquid in it without spilling it.
- Actually still looks a bit crappy cause i didnt figure out the correct values for fluids yet but the proof of concept is working,if u know ...
- Effect of applying a periodic rotation to a cube inside a liquid with different viscosities.
- problems: - particles don't stacked together when in a small sizes; - performance; - don't correctly calculated thin collisions;
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