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It would be great if we add a checkbox that when enabled shows eye-line and chest-part-line in the Game window too.
Improved version of real-time physics engine that couples FEM-based deformables and rigid body dynamics
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Simple, parametric APIs for connectors such as corner brackets and t-joints. Specializing on connectors for aluminum extrusion connectors.
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The software for a Box Joint jig controlled by an Arduino Due
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Q Learning EV3 Robot Learning How to Walk
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Gebze Technical University Graduation Project I
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Convolutional Neural Network to find body joints in RGB images
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Visual interface for building Sparql Federated Queries
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A ROS node that allows you to move any joint with any controller! 🎮 🤖
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Bundle of scripts and utilities, test features, possible indie game test
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The tutorial at
https://www.nphysics.org/joint_constraints_and_multibodies/
has a line says
let joint = RevoluteJoint::new(-0.1);
While the new signature is pub fn new(axis: Unit<AngularVector>, angle: N) -> Self