# auto generated python code
# By MS12H
# Time: 2023-11-29 21:43:30 UTC
# To be able to distinguish the important number (eg: fixed positions) from
# non-important numbers (eg: a position that is solved by the static solver) we use a dummy-function called 'solved'.
# For anything written as solved(number) that actual number does not influence the static solution
def solved(number):
return number
# Environment settings
s.g = 9.80665
s.waterlevel = 0.0
s.rho_air = 0.00126
s.rho_water = 1.025
s.wind_direction = 0.0
s.wind_velocity = 0.0
s.current_direction = 0.0
s.current_velocity = 0.0
# code for Point
s.new_point(name='Point',
position=(-2.646,
-0.478,
4.336))
# code for Point2
s.new_point(name='Point2',
position=(4.763,
-0.416,
0.871))
# code for gg
s.new_point(name='gg',
position=(8.082,
4.803,
5.227))
# code for Circle
c = s.new_circle(name='Circle',
parent='Point',
axis=(0, 1, 0),
radius=1 )
# code for Circle2
c = s.new_circle(name='Circle2',
parent='Point2',
axis=(0, 1, 0),
radius=1 )
# code for Circle3
c = s.new_circle(name='Circle3',
parent='gg',
axis=(0, 1, 0),
radius=1 )
# code for Cable
s.new_cable(name='Cable',
endA='Circle3',
endB='Circle3',
length=26.3797,
EA=0.0,
sheaves = ['Circle',
'Circle2',
'Circle',
'Circle2'])
# Limits
# Watches
# Tags
# Colors
# Timeline
t = TimeLine(s)
s.t = t # and register timeline in scene
Reproduce:
Checking [ ] is roundbar crashes the program