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drop test of ball on stairs

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Dan_Margulius
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drop test of ball on stairs

Hi,

In the attached file I expexted to see the ball go down the stairs. Instead is bouncing up and down.

What is wrong in my setup ?

Thanks,

Dan

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siddharthp
in reply to: Dan_Margulius

Hi Dan,

 

I simplified the model a bit and it seems to behave as expected now.

 

 

Thanks,

Sid.

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Dan_Margulius
in reply to: siddharthp

Hi,

Thank you,

Dan

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zhuangs
in reply to: Dan_Margulius

For your original model, the ball should ideally bounce up and down on the upper stair, since gravity is only along Z-direction.  If you want the ball to go down the stairs, you can have the ball with an initial velocity along X-direction.

 

By the way, the surfaces of the other stairs should be included in contact pairs with the ball (2 surfaces).

 

Shoubing

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