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JointModelContinuous

Struct JointModelContinuous 

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pub struct JointModelContinuous {
    pub axis: SpatialMotion,
    pub limits: JointLimits,
    pub bias: SpatialMotion,
}
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Model of a continuous joint.

This joint constraints two objects to rotate around a given axis, without limits.

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§axis: SpatialMotion

The axis of rotation expressed in the local frame of the joint.

§limits: JointLimits

The joint limits.

§bias: SpatialMotion

The (null) bias of the joint.

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impl JointModelContinuous

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pub fn new(axis: Vector3D) -> Self

Creates a new JointModelContinuous with the given axis of rotation and unbounded limits.

The axis of rotation should be normalized and expressed in the local frame of the joint.

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  • axis - The normalized axis of rotation expressed in the local frame of the joint.
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A new JointModelContinuous object.

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pub fn new_rux() -> Self

Creates a new continuous joint model with x as axis of rotation.

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A new JointModelContinuous object.

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pub fn new_ruy() -> Self

Creates a new continuous joint model with y as axis of rotation.

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A new JointModelContinuous object.

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pub fn new_ruz() -> Self

Creates a new continuous joint model with z as axis of rotation.

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A new JointModelContinuous object.

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impl Clone for JointModelContinuous

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fn clone(&self) -> JointModelContinuous

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for JointModelContinuous

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Display for JointModelContinuous

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl JointModel for JointModelContinuous

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fn get_joint_type(&self) -> JointType

Returns the joint type.
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fn nq(&self) -> usize

Returns the number of position variables.
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fn nv(&self) -> usize

Returns the number of velocity variables.
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fn neutral(&self) -> Configuration

Returns the neutral configuration of the joint.
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fn get_axis(&self) -> &SpatialMotion

Returns the axis of the joint, if applicable.
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fn create_joint_data(&self) -> JointDataWrapper

Creates the joint data.
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fn random_configuration(&self, rng: &mut ThreadRng) -> Configuration

Returns a random configuration for the joint.
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fn subspace(&self, v: &Configuration) -> SpatialMotion

Applies the joint subspace constraint to obtain the motion associated with a given velocity configuration.
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fn subspace_dual(&self, f: &SpatialForce) -> Configuration

Applies the dual of the joint subspace constraint to obtain the force/torque associated with a given spatial force.
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fn subspace_se3(&self, se3: &SE3) -> SpatialMotion

Applies the joint subspace constraint to a given SE3 transformation, returning the resulting spatial motion.
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fn bias(&self) -> &SpatialMotion

Returns the joint bias (Coriolis and centrifugal effects).
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fn integrate(&self, q: &Configuration, v: &Configuration) -> Configuration

Integrates the joint configuration given the current configuration and velocity.

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