So for a standing ragdoll you place pivotInA at the top of a leg and pivotInB at the bottom of the torso, and the leg goes forward and backwards the same amount
but what if your creating the joint with the ragdoll sitting so the leg is sticking out forwards
how would you create/modify a joint so its range is the same as if it was standing?
not sure if i would just rotate the leg and create the joint like its standing, and then rotate the leg forward like its a sitting position
I’m pretty sure the angle domains would be the same standing versus sitting, because the domains are based of the model’s original pose, not the current pose.
so my ragdolls are kind of weird, they are being put together in that position already
i think technically its not even a “ragdoll” its just connected box shapes
my code is bad, but its functional
hence wondering what the best kinda like… hotfix would be?
basically just wanna rotate a connection point 90 degrees without having to redo the logic everything shares
or id need to worry about its location relative to the rest of the ragdoll or not
or i could use a different type or joint to allow that
or if there was a way to just rotate one of the connection points after making it
I’ve kind of just looked at the documentation and been messing with things as i go
For starters, I highly suggest you switch to Minie. It is better maintained, has fewer bugs, and is a drop-in replacement for libbulletjme.
For ragdolling animated characters, you should definitely use DynamicAnimControl. It doesn’t sound like you are using it currently, but it has the ability that when you start the ragdoll, all the physics shapes assume the same transform as the limb they are controlling.
If you need further help, please post your code so I can look through it.
