Hi,
One comment and some documentation has indicted that FDM doesnt consume
much CPU.
I ask myself why?
The modelling of a generalised rigid body with six degrees of freedom
in a rotating frame of
reference should max out anyones and everyones CPU!
Of course any model is only as good as the
Jim Campbell wrote:
The modelling of a generalised rigid body with six degrees of
freedom in a rotating frame of reference should max out anyones and
everyones CPU!
People were doing that in real time with VAX 11/780's in 1981. :)
Seriously, no: the FDM takes up comparatively little CPU. Of
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Jim Campbell schrieb:
Hi,
One comment and some documentation has indicted that FDM doesnt consume
much CPU.
I ask myself why?
The modelling of a generalised rigid body with six degrees of freedom in
a rotating frame of
reference should max out
