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After finding some interesting simulators for our research lab, we had to test them. To test them I had to standardize the tests using Blender and then convert them into URDF files since the simulators I was testing accepted URDF files.


On this page you will find all the files used with Blender but also those converted into Collada files.


And at the bottom of the page a section for troubleshooting with some places that helped me and that could be useful to you as well.





Figure: Blender image from The Grainger College of Engineering, University of Illinois website



Github repositories

  • Blender
  • Collada


Blender

Blender is a free software for 3D graphics.

The different files in this folder can be integrated into different simulators like Gazebo, Gazebo Ignition, Unity and many others. By opening it in Blender, you can modify them as you wish or export them in the 3D format that suits you best.


Types of models:

  • Fluids dynamics
  • Particle dynamics
  • Soft body dynamics

List of models:

  • Ground
  • Each object


Collada

(COLLAborative Design Activity) is a format for 3D object.

The different files in this folder allow you to integrate each shape as a model in a simulator like Gazebo, Gazebo Ignition or other.
These files were created with the Blender software by exporting its file as a 3D object in Collada format, that is to say with the extension dae.


Types of models:

  • Fluids dynamics
  • Particle dynamics
  • Soft body dynamics

List of models:

  • Ground
  • Each object


Ressources

The Blender's software can be downloaded here and the reference manual here.
For more information on Collada's format, it's here and for Blender's software, it's here.



Tutorials





Figure: troubleshooting-it-admin from Tenor site



Troubleshooting with Blender


Some tutorials:

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