algorithmic modeling for Rhino

Conveyor belt behaviour

Hi Gene,

Is it possible to create conveyor belt behaviour in Physx.GH? Basically, objects that are in contact with a surface (conveyor) will move in a vector direction. The surface stay in place, just in the objects that are in contact with it move.

Thanks,

Sam

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Permalink Reply by Michael Dubby on Monday

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