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Hi all,
This is my first post here and I want to show you my "walking" project.
http://bordel.court-jus.net/robot.avi
I post the source on p.b.scene-files and I wait for your comments :)
Thank you
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Ghislain "Court-Jus" LEVEQUE
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Hi!
That looks rather fun - in a good way. :)
One thing you could consider is moving the "body" from side to side, so that
it's positioned over the foot on the ground. I think it's especially
important when walking very slow, like that robot does. The way it walks
now, it would fall sideways...
Nice project!
Rune
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3D images and anims, include files, tutorials and more:
rune|vision: http://runevision.com
POV-Ray Ring: http://webring.povray.co.uk
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Rune wrote:
> One thing you could consider is moving the "body" from side to side, so that
> it's positioned over the foot on the ground. I think it's especially
> important when walking very slow, like that robot does. The way it walks
> now, it would fall sideways...
Hum, I see you don't know my robot, he has an incorporated gravitation
system, with mini elements under each foot that reposition him :))
Hum, I see you don't know me, I'm too lazy :))))
> Nice project!
Thank you
Ps: I keep your message, maybe one day I will do what you say :ppp
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Me
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> One thing you could consider is moving the "body" from side to side,
And up and down ! If you look carefully there is a moment where its feet
doesn't touch the ground...
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