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MatlabOnTheGo

14 Aug 21:07
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Matlab users behold! Your time of easyness has finally come! After all these years of being left behind by us, you finally can enjoy biorbd without the struggle to install biorbd by yourself, as the binaries are now provided! Friends, enjoy!

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Full Changelog: Release_1.11.1...Release_1.11.2

INeedCaching

12 Apr 20:34
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Casadi was slightly (very) cautious about making sure it was not forgetting at all to update every single time a function was called and every for loop... It was making it crazy slow for no reason. We loosened this psychorigid behavior. Casadi is now updating only what is required

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  • Added bunch of accessor so Casadi is not so slow! by @pariterre in #349

Full Changelog: Release_1.11.0...Release_1.11.1

YouAreUnique

27 Mar 15:27
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Each individual is unique and that is the beauty of life! Biorbd struggled with that uniqueness and decided that everyone should be the same... We taught Biorbd to recognize and embrace uniqueness when casadi is used. Now, models do not retrointeract when you call functions!

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Full Changelog: Release_1.10.5...Release_1.11.0

DontBeInvisible

27 Feb 15:04
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There is simple task to perform sometime. Knowing if you can be seen is one of them. However biorbd did not know that. When it was drawing itself, it just hoped for the best! Now, biorbd knows! if it has mesh or not

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Full Changelog: Release_1.10.4...Release_1.10.5

DoNotForgetMe

15 Feb 16:31
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When people leave, they want to be remembered as much as they can. Unlike people though, data are expected to forgotten when they leave. But Python was holding hard to that data. We thought Python to let it go.... and fixed the memory leak!

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  • Fixed memory leak when using to_array() in python by @pariterre in #341

Full Changelog: Release_1.10.2...Release_1.10.4

IAmInvisible

14 Nov 20:56
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Boris told us that he was invincible, but still he was visible. For some reason, biorbd thought that a segment who was invisible was also invincible, but now it knows... being invisible is not a prerequisite to be vincible.

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Full Changelog: Release_1.10.1...Release_1.10.2

ObjectifyMe

02 Nov 17:47
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Don't treat person as objects, but you can for objects! External forces is now a full object in biorbd allowing for multiple interesting stuff such as transporting it from local to global coordinate system, or applying to arbitrary segments

Hot fix for an error while there were more than one segment

What's Changed

  • Added a swig template for vector<size_t> by @pariterre in #333
  • Fixed external forces addInSegmentReferenceFrame for segment not being the first by @pariterre in #335
  • minor doc of Inverse Kinematics by @Ipuch in #337

Full Changelog: Release_1.10.0...Release_1.10.1

ObjectifyMe

28 Sep 18:04
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Don't treat person as objects, but you can for objects! External forces is now a full object in biorbd allowing for multiple interesting stuff such as transporting it from local to global coordinate system, or applying to arbitrary segments

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Full Changelog: Release_1.9.10...Release_1.10.0

TeenageMutant

22 Jun 13:37
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As we grow, we change. That was the spirit of the TMNT! Now, biorbd accepts to get more mature as time goes. You can now change the orientation of the segments after a model was loaded.

Long live to maturity

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New Contributors

Full Changelog: Release_1.9.9...Release_1.9.10

HoldMyBeer

26 Jan 19:22
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Let's say you want to hold a beer, you would need muscles, of course. But at some points, you won't hold long enough if passive forces from your ligaments are not involved! Biorbd now allows you to hold your beer as long as you want by modeling the ligaments.

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New Contributors

Full Changelog: Release_1.9.8...Release_1.9.9