Active Ragdoll Physics

[Mr_Anderson]

Are there any examples of creating an active ragdoll? (animated ragdoll that reacts to physics obstacles for example)

[AshhadDevLab]

These examples might help you out

Example 01:

https://schteppe.github.io/cannon.js/demos/ragdoll.html

Example 02:

Add Cannon.js Physics /Making Solid to Mixamo Model

Here is an unfinished example I was working on before I got busy on other things. [image] I converted the mixamo model to gltf, and then when I load it, I traverse it searching for an object called LeftFoot and then attach a cannon sphere to it. Demo : (Double click on the cubes) https://sbcode.net/extra_html/physics-with-animation-mixer.html Source Code : https://sbcode.net/view_source/physics-with-animation-mixer.html three r125

[Mr_Anderson]

Thanks, but the example 02, demo link isn’t working. Is this only for me?

[AshhadDevLab]

No this is copied from another discussion let me find the working link and mention it here

[AshhadDevLab]

Here you go:

Three.js TypeScript Tutorials by Sean Bradley : https://sbcode.net/threejs

[mervecelik]

Hello,
As per me animated character that reacts to physics obstacles, involves integrating a physics engine like Unity’s PhysX or Unreal Engine’s Physics Asset system. This allows the ragdoll to realistically respond to external forces and collisions. You blend predefined animations with ragdoll physics to smoothly transition between controlled movements and dynamic reactions.

[AshhadDevLab]

Well that can’t be applied here because Unity and Unreal Engines Physics systems cannot be integrated in three.js