Hi Jakob,

You may want to provide the obj files for visualization and collision.
Having said that, a ChMateGeneric you defined is not kinematically equivalent 
to a universal joint. Why not simply use a ChLinkUniversal?

--Radu

From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf 
Of Jakob Pflugbeil
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2025 4:49 PM
To: ProjectChrono <[email protected]>
Subject: [chrono] Problem with the constraint when it is spring loaded joint


I am currently trying to simulate a climbing robot, for this I need to set up 
the arms which are built from actuated joints (with motors) and passive 
actuated joints (spring loaded). When using 4 TSDA-Links (spring coef is 5000) 
and a universal joint built by defining a generic joint( allowing two 
rotational dofs),  there is an unexpected movement (in the simulation there are 
translational movements visible). I want to attach moveable grippers to the end 
effector and the main body be movable as well. The TSDA needs to be stiff. I am 
using Solver BB and for the Time stepper EULER_IMPLICIT_LINEARIZED. How can 
avoid this jumping motion, is there an solver time stepper setup for most 
accurate results.

Best regards from LUT

Jakob
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