Adds a three link conical pendulum example. #72
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This adds the example problem Tarun developed and used when designing the visualization package. I've updated it to run with the current version of PyDy. The original pull request can be found here: pydy/pydy_examples#11
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@pydy/pydy-developers I'd like to get this in pretty soon so I can show it at the SymPy tutorial on July 6th. I'll merge in a day or so unless anyone has comments/issues. |
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LGTM! |
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| # Each link is modeled as a cylinder so it will have a lenght, mass, and a |
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Adds a three link conical pendulum example.
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This adds the example problem Tarun developed and used when designing the
visualization package. I've updated it to run with the current version of PyDy.
The original pull request can be found here:
pydy/pydy_examples#11