AppVerticalSpine.cpp

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// This application
#include "VerticalSpineModel.h"
// This library
#include "core/tgModel.h"
#include "core/tgSimViewGraphics.h"
#include "core/tgSimulation.h"
#include "core/tgWorld.h"
// The C++ Standard Library
#include <iostream>

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
    std::cout << "AppVerticalSpine" << std::endl;

    // First create the world
    const tgWorld::Config config(981);
    tgWorld world(config); 

    // Second create the view
    const double timestep_physics = 0.0001; // seconds
    const double timestep_graphics = 1.f/60.f; // seconds
    tgSimViewGraphics view(world, timestep_physics, timestep_graphics);

    // Third create the simulation
    tgSimulation simulation(view);

    // Fourth create the models with their controllers and add the models to the
    // simulation
    const int segments = 5;
    VerticalSpineModel* myModel = new VerticalSpineModel(segments);
    
    // If desired, add on a controller now.
    // The model contains a pretension parameter, so for simple equilibrium
    // simulations, no controller is needed.

    //VerticalSpineRestLengthController* const pTC = new VerticalSpineRestLengthController();
    //myModel->attach(pTC);

    // Finally, add the model (with attached objects) to the simulation.
    simulation.addModel(myModel);
                
                // Run until the user stops
    simulation.run();

    //Teardown is handled by delete, so that should be automatic
    return 0;
}