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First of all, thank you for creating such a great simulation software and providing it for free. I understand that by pressing "ctrl s" I can record the state at a certain time, by pressing "ctrl l" I can record the state at that point, and by pressing "ctrl l" I can read the continuation. But it is only a continuation from that point. I want to create a scene file with the state of "ctrl s" as t = 0. In other words, I want to read the ongoing particle and rigid body states and simulate them from t = 0. I would appreciate any and all advice, any suggestions would be appreciated. Please. If you have any questions about my question, please feel free to ask. |
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The state stores the positions and velocities of all particles in the bgeo file. You could also load this file in a scene as initial state. Something like this:
However, the state does not store the dynamic rigid body state since this is part of an external lib. |
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The state stores the positions and velocities of all particles in the bgeo file. You could also load this file in a scene as initial state. Something like this:
However, the state does not store the dynamic rigid body state since this is part of an external lib.