I think your base rotation is being considered part of the hydraulic arm because of how its summed up in var MyArm. Right now everyting is tied together in serial order with H1+S1+R1+RS1. If you go with (H1+S1)*(R1+RS1) they function in parallel and the arm and rotation base would act separately... i think
I wouldnt use this part of the script to make something like that. I would use the standard use of MArmOS and make sure to have buttons to lock stages of the arm. If i wanted to to work lke it was in real life.
The boom section (red) should point in Z direction, not X, eg. SolidLG(0, 2, 10). If you look at the image in the hydraulic section of Timotei's guide you'll see that the tanget2 is in Z axis when the hydraulic rests at 0°. Well at least i think so because my hydraulics don't switch left/right. Otherwise well done, maybe some more visual explanation for non programmers
Awesome series, wonder why there is not more people viewing it.
Thank you. Alot do watch and thats more then I could ask for.
I think your base rotation is being considered part of the hydraulic arm because of how its summed up in var MyArm. Right now everyting is tied together in serial order with H1+S1+R1+RS1. If you go with (H1+S1)*(R1+RS1) they function in parallel and the arm and rotation base would act separately... i think
It works. This is awesome! This is why i love having everyone chip in. Sorry for the late replay. Health probelms have taken all my movitation.
How to link grids
Plz make advanced programming
How would you set up an inline hydraulic arm like a irl excavator has?
I wouldnt use this part of the script to make something like that. I would use the standard use of MArmOS and make sure to have buttons to lock stages of the arm. If i wanted to to work lke it was in real life.
How do you sethome of the Hydraulic, default is extend the hydraulic
Their is a command you add to the program block. Rewatch the video from when I am working in the program block.
The boom section (red) should point in Z direction, not X, eg. SolidLG(0, 2, 10). If you look at the image in the hydraulic section of Timotei's guide you'll see that the tanget2 is in Z axis when the hydraulic rests at 0°. Well at least i think so because my hydraulics don't switch left/right.
Otherwise well done, maybe some more visual explanation for non programmers
See when I set it how you just explained I have issues with my arms.