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genericname281 — Inverse Kinematics Experiment
Published: 2007-03-26 02:26:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 14823; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 163
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Based on this nifty little engine: [link]Naturally, I skinned it in my image
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Hehe what a nerd I can move him around like a ragdoll :,)
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i made him small enough to fin in a suitcase! haha human smuggling may begin... >
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Experiment success! this is awesome and so very fun! you can do some very fun stuff with it! keep up the great work!
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Haha and the look on his face is perfect for it too :,D
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Hahah, you really can do some funny things with him.
Like a boogie dance
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Wow. Very good tutorial on reverse kinematics. Tough i don't like to use trigonametrica lfunctions becouse they are slow... I think i will make some testing on the holydays of that thing... I want to see how it will behave in some situations
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Killer
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I need this engine... i could make a llama game out of this... i'll credit
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I left a link in the description..
Here it is: [link]
Its not my engine, so don't credit me
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Thanx, most people don't let me see how they did their work
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very nice engine. Could use a little more interactivity though.
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I'm going to try and add gravity etc. to it later on.
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using inverse kinematics with gravity is a big no no, it goes all screwy
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Ooooh, vector projection eh? Interesting
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I am not shore that you can't use gravity and reverse kinematics but in the given form... you will have big problems... Thig is that in a contraint one main point is chosen. This point stays on place and others are moved around it to meet requairements. So if wrong point is chosen you can end up with the leg in the wall... I am not shore that it is possible to use it in a good way. But i will check that out when i will have time. Right now i have too many problems and i am too tired
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wonderwhy-ER is a beast!
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Beast? no... Deamon? no... Pokemon? certenlty no!!!
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what are you supposed to use then when you need both of them?
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you use a different kind of constraint, like the ones in my physics engine
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oh okay. so that isnt done with trig?
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kinda, the way im using, uses vector projection
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o cool. lol i have never heard of vector projection but sounds cool.
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its really cool, but really complicated... xp
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