algorithmic modeling for Rhino
It took a bit of doing, but I've got joints working properly in RhinoPhysics. So far, I've just implemented the Distance and Revolute joint types, since I think they are the most useful, but others will follow if needed.
Also, I've added support for using the Rhino gumball. This was a real pain, given the different ways that PhysX and Rhino handle transformation matrices - but it does make interacting with the system much more intuitive.
This will all be in the next release.
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really nice work. it's interesting to see the rhino-based ui too.
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