Dear Fabien,
Unfortunately you cannot specify in runtime the mass and friction of objects.
You can on the other hand have a look at the code.
Eg: for the friction and interaction of the objects have a look at OdeSdlSimulation::nearCallback function in iCub_Sim.cpp.
and for the mass of the objects created in runtine in OdeWorldManager.cpp (by defaults they are set to 1kg)
hope this helps,
Vadim
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Hi,
I am using the iCub simulator to make the iCub interact with object. Is
there a way in the simulator to specify the mass and friction of an object ?
Best,
Fabien
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