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Interested in an requirements.txt #2

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dvberkel opened this issue Feb 19, 2021 · 1 comment
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Interested in an requirements.txt #2

dvberkel opened this issue Feb 19, 2021 · 1 comment

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dvberkel commented Feb 19, 2021

Hi @narimiran

First of all, thank you for being awesome. I subscribed to the Double Pendulum bot and am always thrilled when a simulation is posted.

I have often looked at the code and the care you took to write it. I came back with the crazy idea to a create triple pendulum. I read the README and saw the dependencies mentioned there. I learned that it is a custom to list your dependencies in a requirements.txt. This helps in automatically downloading the necessary dependencies.

I have created this issue as a token of my gratitude. If you are interested in a 'requirements.txt` I could create a pull-request that sets one up. If you could not be bother less, that is fine too.

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I came back with the crazy idea to a create triple pendulum.

Not sure if i would recommend adapting my approach (DAE and Cartesian coordinates) for three pendulums. But give it a try, why not? :)

I learned that it is a custom to list your dependencies in a requirements.txt. This helps in automatically downloading the necessary dependencies.

Yeah, I never bothered to make this a "real project", because I never thought that others might use and adapt it....

If you are interested in a requirements.txt I could create a pull-request that sets one up.

Please test on your end if that one file is all it takes, i.e. it works as expected and downloads all the dependencies. If so, send a PR. Thanks.

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