1) allow to render deformables in 'getCameraImage', for TinyRenderer (tested OK) and EGL (untested)
2) allow to have textures for deformables. See deformable_ball.py, deformable_anchor.py and deformable_torus.py for examples
3) deformables: allow to request simulation mesh data (even if there is a render mesh) See deformable_anchor.py for an example usage
data = p.getMeshData(clothId, -1, flags=p.MESH_DATA_SIMULATION_MESH)
4) fix deletion of deformables, thanks to Fychuyan, https://github.com/bulletphysics/bullet3/pull/3048
5) allow to enable and disable double-sided rendering, p.changeVisualShape(objectUid, linkIndex, flags=p.VISUAL_SHAPE_DOUBLE_SIDED)
6) fix GripperGraspExample, model not found
7) Fix deformable anchor not attaching to multibody with object unique id of 0
8) Fix issue with assignment of unique ids in TinyRenderer/EGL renderer (always use broadphase uid)
9) Avoid crash/issue of simulation with pinned vertices (mass 0) in btDeformableBackwardEulerObjective::applyExplicitForce
10) Store uv/normal in btSoftBody::RenderNode to allow textured meshes
11) (uncomment in btSoftBodyHelpers.cpp): dump vertices and indices in obj wavefront format, when loading a VTK file, for quicker creation of a (textured) surface mesh
12) allow interpolateRenderMesh also for old position-based soft bodies (not only the shiny new FEM deformables)
13) fix a few premake targets
14) update build_visual_studio_vr_pybullet_double_cmake.bat so it suits c:\python37 and installs locally
for local install of Bullet, see also this example https://github.com/erwincoumans/hello_bullet_cmake
This will allow to exclude (filter) certain bodies.
By default, static bodies have collision group 2, and dynamic (mass=1) bodies have collision group 1.
As long as mask & group != 0, a raytest will be performed.
(by default, pybullet.rayTestBatch reports the closest hit, so you can report 2nd closest or 3rd closest hit etc)
Fix pybullet.createCollisionShape, in some cases (concave trimesh, convex mesh) two instances were created.
This allows to render at a different machine, sending all assets across the TCP network, using port 6667 by default.
You can use ssh port forwarding to get this working:
ssh -R 6667:localhost:6667 username@remotehost.com -v
python3 -m pybullet_utils.graphicsServer
python3 -m pybullet_utils.graphicsClient
Note that there are still some tcp networking issues that can cause a hang, just restart graphics server and graphics client if it hangs.
(hash function on structure with uninitialized padding, and Reset not called in destructor)
expose sparseSdfVoxelSize in PyBullet.setPhysicsEngineParameter
don't call deformable wireframe drawing in the wrong thread/place (it can cause crashes)
add optional flags in pybullet.resetSimulation.
fix compile issue due to SKIP_DEFORMABLE_WORLD
fix issue in .obj importer (todo: replace with tiny_obj_loader)
todo: replace std::ifstream fs; by fileIO usage.
