def visualize():
# Create shapes
cube_1_shape = Cube(color='darkblue', length = 0.05)
cube_2_shape = Cube(color='darkred', length = 0.05)
# create frames to attach to shapes
cube_1_frame = VisualizationFrame(I1, p1, cube_1_shape)
cube_2_frame = VisualizationFrame(I2, p2, cube_2_shape)
# create scene with a frame base and origin
scene = Scene(N,N_o)
# append frames that should be visualized
scene.visualization_frames = [cube_1_frame,
cube_2_frame]
# provide constants
constants_dict = dict(zip(constants, numerical_constants))
# give symbolic states and their values
scene.states_symbols = coordinates + speeds
scene.constants = constants_dict
scene.states_trajectories = y
#visualize
scene.frames_per_second=800 # default is 30, which is very slow
scene.display()
### Visualization # Create shapes cube_i_shape = Cube(color='darkblue', length=0.05) cube_j_shape = Cube(color='darkred', length=0.05) # create frames to attach to shapes cube_i_frame = VisualizationFrame(I, p_i, cube_i_shape) cube_j_frame = VisualizationFrame(J, p_j, cube_j_shape) # create scene with a frame base and origin scene = Scene(N, N_o) # append frames that should be visualized scene.visualization_frames = [cube_i_frame, cube_j_frame] # privide constants constants_dict = dict(zip(constants, numerical_constants)) # give symbolic states and their values scene.states_symbols = coordinates + speeds scene.constants = constants_dict scene.states_trajectories = y #visualize scene.frames_per_second = 1800 # default is 30, which is very slow #scene.display() # TODO Create points and forces at correct locations and catching sides,rather than having coil at CoM # TODO Control theory - NOTE the same Human Tutorial includes a Control part, but try using PD or inverse model control, then making optimal controller e.g. h infinity- maybe for arbitrary metamodule shapes? # print(N.dcm(I)) #DCM: format is N.xyz = N.dcm(I) * I.xyz
