bounce/examples/testbed/tests/single_pendulum.h
Irlan bd09b243c2 use mvc for the testbed, update almost all tests, bugfixes, improvements, cleanup
Since I started altering the testbed for better maintainability, I prefered to drop this (tested) large change with a single commit. Some changes below:

Put some globals in their correct place,

Now Testbed uses the MVC pattern (Model-View Controller). This way it becomes better to maintain than using no pattern  in my opinion.

Fixed some bugs in the debug draw interface.

Of course, updated almost all tests because of the differences.

Update script.
2018-04-10 00:57:14 -03:00

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2016-2016 Irlan Robson http://www.irlan.net
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#ifndef PENDULUM_H
#define PENDULUM_H
class SinglePendulum : public Test
{
public:
SinglePendulum()
{
m_g = -10.0f;
m_r = 10.0f;
m_m = 1.0f;
m_I = m_m * m_r * m_r;
// Initial state
m_theta = -0.5f * B3_PI;
m_omega = 0.0f;
}
void Step()
{
float32 h = g_settings->inv_hertz;
// Solution (acceleration)
float32 omega_dot = -m_g / m_r * sin(m_theta);
// Integrate acceleration
m_omega += h * omega_dot;
// Integrate velocity
m_theta += h * m_omega;
// Convert from polar coordinates (r, theta) to Cartesian coordinates (x, y)
b3Vec3 c;
c.x = m_r * sin(m_theta);
c.y = m_r * cos(m_theta);
c.z = 0.0f;
g_debugDraw->DrawSolidSphere(c, 1.0f, b3Color_white);
b3Vec3 pole;
pole.SetZero();
g_debugDraw->DrawSegment(pole, c, b3Color_white);
// Kinetic energy
float32 T = 0.5f * m_I * m_omega * m_omega;
// Potential energy
float32 V = -m_m * m_g * m_r * cos(m_theta);
// Lagrangian
float32 L = T - V;
//
g_debugDraw->DrawString(b3Color_white, "T = %f \nV = %f \nL = %f", T, V, L);
}
static Test* Create()
{
return new SinglePendulum();
}
// Gravity
float32 m_g;
// Mass, inertia
float32 m_m, m_I;
// Radial coordinate
float32 m_r;
// The allowable generalized coordinate in polar coordinate frame.
// Only motions satisfying the constraints can be described
// in this frame. Therefore, all solutions satisfy the constraints.
// This is the so called reduced coordinates approach.
float32 m_theta;
// Velocity
float32 m_omega;
};
#endif