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If you turn display off, and have a very light simulation content, then you can have less than 1ms for a simulation pass.

But I still don't understand what kind of task V-REP will have in there. Could you explain a bit further?

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Oh, it might be another reason, not really sure since I can't regognize much in the picture: If your object is composed by very large triangles, then local lighting might not be taken into account: openGl calculates the lighting on a triangle by interpolating the lighting at its corners. If the corn...

Hello Felipe,

Make sure you read this section of the user manual. It is very important regarding the dynamics of a simulation. In particular all the "design considerations".

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Hello Arnaud,

Yes, you can do that. In the texture dialog, just click "modulate colors". The texture will then be modulated with the shape color, and be influenced by lighting.

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Hello Fiete, It is important to understand that V-REP will not produce more data than the speed of the simulation loop. If the simulation loop takes 5ms, then publishers will only update data every 5 ms. It wouldn't make sense to update the same data more than that anyway, since it would stay same. ...

That will be supported from Release 3.0.2 on

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Hello, I am not sure I understand your problem exactly. This is what you should do: 1. Import your obj file by specifying "Preserve texture coordinates" 2. Select the imported shape, then open the shape dialog , and click "Adjust texture". 3. Make sure you can read "Associat...

Hello,

Have a look at simxGetLastCmdTime.

Alternatively, simxGetInMessageInfo could also be of interest.

About additional texture formats... this is not really a priority, but if there are easy and quick options, we might do it.

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Next release (V-REP 3.0.2 to be released by mid-March 2013) will have an option to turn this off. Refer to the settings file system/usrset.txt and the variable "abortScriptExecutionButton".

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Hello Geerten, In V-REP, a model can be any part of a hierarchial structure (refer to the scene hierarchy ), given that all objects share the same ancestor at some point (i.e. parent of parent of parent..., etc.). That same ancestor is called the model base if it is appropriately flagged. So in your...