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@@ -10,9 +10,132 @@ A _ChSystem_ is an abstract class. The Chrono library provides the following sub
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-_ChSystemSMC_ for SMooth Contacts (SMC): contacts are handled using penalty methods, i.e. contacts are deformable
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Note that if there are no contacts or collisions in your system, it is indifferent to use _ChSystemNSC_ or _ChSystemSMC_.
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In this example we will create and simulate a differential drive system using Chrono
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In this example we will use the \ref bitrl::rb::bitrl_chrono::CHRONO_DiffDriveRobot "bitrl::rb::bitrl_chrono::CHRONO_DiffDriveRobot" class
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to simulate a differential drive system using Chrono. The \ref bitrl::rb::bitrl_chrono::CHRONO_DiffDriveRobot "bitrl::rb::bitrl_chrono::CHRONO_DiffDriveRobot"
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follows the <ahref="https://api.projectchrono.org/group__robot__models__turtlebot.html">Turtlebot robot model</a> defined in Chrono.
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You will need the mesh files from the Chrono project in order to visualize the robot. These files should be place in the
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\ref ROBOTS_DATA_DIR directory under the _diff_drive_robot_ subdirectory of the project. Below is the driver code.
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