Marker

A Marker provides an interface BETWEEN a large variety of Nodes / Bodies / Objects AND Connectors / Loads. To understand which markers are needed, see first the requested Marker type of the connector, constraint or joint. Hereafter, chose a Marker – attached to a node, body or object – with the according properties. The Marker may provide more information (e.g., position and orientation) than needed.

• MarkerBodyMass
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerBodyMass
• MarkerBodyPosition
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerBodyPosition
• MarkerBodyRigid
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerBodyRigid
• MarkerNodePosition
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerNodePosition
• MarkerNodeRigid
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerNodeRigid
• MarkerNodeCoordinate
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerNodeCoordinate
• MarkerNodeCoordinates
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerNodeCoordinates
• MarkerNodeODE1Coordinate
• MarkerNodeRotationCoordinate
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerNodeRotationCoordinate
• MarkerSuperElementPosition
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerSuperElementPosition
  • Marker quantities
  • MINI EXAMPLE for MarkerSuperElementPosition
• MarkerSuperElementRigid
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerSuperElementRigid
  • Marker background
  • Marker quantities
  • Standard approach for computation of rotation (useAlternativeApproach = False)
  • Alternative computation of rotation (useAlternativeApproach = True)
• MarkerKinematicTreeRigid
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerKinematicTreeRigid
  • Marker quantities
• MarkerObjectODE2Coordinates
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerObjectODE2Coordinates
• MarkerBodyCable2DShape
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerBodyCable2DShape
• MarkerBodyCable2DCoordinates
  • DESCRIPTION of MarkerBodyCable2DCoordinates