Hi,
I've made a little scenario consisting of a sphere and a plane (with normal (0, 1, 0) and distance 0, so the xOz plane). The system has a gravity of [0, -9, 0]. The ball is positioned slightly above (in the positive Y direction) the plane with an initial velocity on the X-axis. There is a friction coefficient set for both the ball and the plane. I would expect the ball to 'fall' onto the plane and continue its movement in parallel with the X-axis, but slowly decreasing its velocity because of the friction.
I am unable to obtain this behavior using the friction parameter. No matter what I set for the friction parameters, the system behaves as if there were no friction at all.
I am curious why this happens.
I've pasted the code here: http://pastebin.com/x8sTYRaD
Regards,
Gabriel
Hi,
I've made a little scenario consisting of a sphere and a plane (with normal (0, 1, 0) and distance 0, so the xOz plane). The system has a gravity of [0, -9, 0]. The ball is positioned slightly above (in the positive Y direction) the plane with an initial velocity on the X-axis. There is a friction coefficient set for both the ball and the plane. I would expect the ball to 'fall' onto the plane and continue its movement in parallel with the X-axis, but slowly decreasing its velocity because of the friction.
I am unable to obtain this behavior using the friction parameter. No matter what I set for the friction parameters, the system behaves as if there were no friction at all.
I am curious why this happens.
I've pasted the code here: http://pastebin.com/x8sTYRaD
Regards,
Gabriel