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None linear motion links

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banksysan
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None linear motion links

Is it possible to reference the current value of one joint in the formula of the other?

 

I have these two sliders, the one on the right is rigged to move twice as far as the one on the left.

 

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I'd like to have the slider on the right move as some coefficient times the cosine of the movement on the left.  i.e.

 

10 * Cos(a)  (a is the displacement of the left)
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jhackney1972
in reply to: banksysan

I am returning your model with a different name.  Using parameters I have demonstrated how to add a parameter to the motion of the bars.  If you right click on the Left joint and choose to "Animated the Model" you will see that Rod:2 will move twice as fast as Rod:1.  I could not use your formula since the COS of a length makes no sense to me.  Using my parameters idea you can try to figure out the math part.


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andreCF68D
in reply to: jhackney1972

This doesn't seem to solve the problem, though.   All that matters is that cos(a) is non-linear and your solution 2*a is linear. 

 

Try to do cos(a) whether it makes sense or not to you and you will see the problem.

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