Is structure determined by the type of material being used for the spring? And if so, how do different materials affect how it moves?
yzliu567
I think it's basically determined by what you want to simulate. For example, cloths simulation may use sheets because they are 2D.
kkoujah
Yes, the structure of a spring is determined by the type of material being used. Different materials have different properties that affect how they behave under stress and strain, and this in turn affects how a spring made from that material moves.
joeyhou0804
I think different materials will change the structure, and when simulating, we need to determine what we want to simulate so that we can decide on the structure.
Noppapon
I wonder how the blocks in terms of out-of-plane bending and shearing (if there are additional linkages between diagonal vertices).
Is structure determined by the type of material being used for the spring? And if so, how do different materials affect how it moves?
I think it's basically determined by what you want to simulate. For example, cloths simulation may use sheets because they are 2D.
Yes, the structure of a spring is determined by the type of material being used. Different materials have different properties that affect how they behave under stress and strain, and this in turn affects how a spring made from that material moves.
I think different materials will change the structure, and when simulating, we need to determine what we want to simulate so that we can decide on the structure.
I wonder how the blocks in terms of out-of-plane bending and shearing (if there are additional linkages between diagonal vertices).