The current implementation of processInverseDynamicsCommand has two issues:
1. For floating bases, the handler is not properly copying over the position and orientation from the client inputs.
2. For floating bases, the handler is ignoring the position of the joint angles from the client inputs.
This CL fixes both issues. While the fix for (2) is straightforward, I am not sure whether or not the right pybullet API convention is to have (x, y, z, orn) passed in, or instead (orn, x, y, z). The former makes more sense to me and is what I implemented.
- add contact information for collisions between rigid and soft bodies
- collisions between different soft bodies are not supported
- uses impulse acting on tetrahedral nodes for calculation of forces
- contact points are approximated by node positions
- multiple forces acting on identical nodes are accumulated
This is an alternative to passing options="--background_color_red=red --background_color_green=green --background_color_blue=blue" in the connect method.
expose pybullet.changeDynamics(sleepThreshold), default 0.05, for both useMaximalCoordinates=False and True
When the dot(vel,vel) < sleepThreshold for longer than 2 seconds (this timeout is hard coded) objects that have the ACTIVATION_STATE_ENABLE_SLEEPING enabled with be deactivated
Example:
p.changeDynamics(ob, -1, activationState=p.ACTIVATION_STATE_ENABLE_SLEEPING, sleepThreshold=0.05)
Add examples/pybullet/gym/pybullet_utils/readwriteurdf.py, this allows to read a URDF and write the URDF with more reasonable inertia tensors (based on mass and collision volumes)
Currently the return data has to fit in shared memory, 8MB (Linux, Windows) or 1MB (Apple)
Preparation for streaming is added (to allow unlimited return data, see CMD_CUSTOM_COMMAND_STREAM_RETURN_DATA)
New C-API: b3GetStatusPluginCommandReturnData
PyBullet reports return data if available, in pybullet_executePluginCommand
For the plugin developer:
plugin can provide additional return data for executePluginCommand in the b3PluginContext, during executePluginCommand.
Lifetime of this m_returnData pointer is minimum of next call to the next executePluginCommand or plugin termination.
Chuyuan Kelly Fu
erwincoumans
erwincoumans
Chuyuan Fu
Stephen Tu
Johannes Brust
Felix Büttner
yycho0108
WenlongLu
Erik Gärtner
Steven89Liu