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@holotope/experiment-physics

v0.0.21

Published

Physics model capability for Holotope experiment documents: compiles physics.model.rigid4 descriptors into live R4 rigid bodies.

Readme

@holotope/experiment-physics

Physics model capability for Holotope experiment documents.

This adapter compiles physics.model.rigid4 descriptors into live R4 rigid bodies. It contains no mathematics of its own: construction and stepping belong to @holotope/physics, and this only maps a descriptor onto them.

import { coreExperimentCompilerV0, compileExperimentDocumentV0 } from '@holotope/experiment';
import { physicsExperimentCompilerV0 } from '@holotope/experiment-physics';

const compilation = compileExperimentDocumentV0(prepared, {
  compilers: [coreExperimentCompilerV0(), physicsExperimentCompilerV0()]
});
if (compilation.ok) {
  compilation.value.advance(120);        // 120 fixed steps, then the clock
  compilation.value.step;                // 120
}

It is a separate package rather than a @holotope/physics subpath so that @holotope/experiment stays core-only and no physics consumer inherits an experiment dependency. Both facts are gate-tested.

The pose a representation reads is motion relative to where the geometry was authored, not the body's principal frame: modelPose(t) = bodyPose(t) ∘ referencePose⁻¹, which is exactly identity at rest. The source complex is never rebased or copied.

See the experiment document guide for the model capability, the pose binding, and the clock.

For the complete pipeline — source, model, three views, render products, and an honest pick — see Build a dimension bridge.