Stacking with physics?

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2020-02-03 at 10:00 am #23220

Tom
Customer

Hi is it possible to have a storage container in the centre and items to the right?

The items to the right can be clicked and dragged to stack within the storage container?

2020-02-03 at 10:40 am #23222

Yuri Kovelenov
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Hi,

you can possible employ the technique used in this app:
https://zjbcool.com/app/tower/tower.html

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2020-02-03 at 12:52 pm #23227

Tom
Customer

Hi Yuri,

I’m thinking more like how you can move this robot around but with the stacking ability of the tower example.

Industrial Robot – AR/VR for Engineering

For example, you can move an object around by the blue control handles similar to the industrial robot but if there is an object in the way it will stack on top.

Are you able to provide more clues on how the tower example works?

Thanks,
Tom

2020-02-03 at 1:31 pm #23230

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

A possible solution can be using drag puzzles to move the object and switch to physics (or just calculate the height manually like in the Tower) when the object is dropped.

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2020-02-03 at 1:34 pm #23233

Tom
Customer

Thanks, Yuri I will give it a go

2020-02-04 at 6:32 am #23257

Yuri Kovelenov
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2020-09-28 at 1:45 pm #33503

matthew
Customer

Hi,

you can possible employ the technique used in this app:
https://zjbcool.com/app/tower/tower.html

Yuri, can I find puzzles for this particular usage? Or maybe you can point me in another direction. Now I need to stack objects on top of each other and I am having difficulties. Any help is much appreciated!

2020-09-28 at 2:03 pm #33507

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

you might try to reach the author through the email stated at the footer of his website https://zjbcool.com/

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