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I'm using a single-joint-link environment (revolute_articulation) to help me understand how articulation works.
Currently, I've set zero gravity, zero friction, zero stiffness, and zero damping, and am trying to observe how the various terms in body_incoming_joint_wrench_b change over time.
Strangely, I've discovered:
Fz
term inbody_incoming_joint_wrench_b
has a relatively large value (-9.999504) at the beginning of the environment step, seemingly close to its own weight. This value decreases as the armature increases. (1s duration)Ty
term inbody_incoming_joint_wrench_b
represents the torque transferred from the joint term, but it increases with each step of the environment, showing a strong correlation with the angular velocity. (10s duration)These points don't seem to align with my physics common sense. Could you please explain?
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