>> But 2 Spring effects with different offsets and non-zero effective
>> force can't be combined into a single slot (without streaming them
>> with Constant force), right?
>
> Yes - you cannot *download* two springs to a single slot. You need to
> choose (allocate) one of them. The winner gets the slot. The losers go
> somewhere else (they might get discarded, they might get simulated).
In reverse engineering, I thought that a single slot could hold two
rotational angles/points (at which a springs would start) and that that
the direction could be set so that both acting in the same direction with
different forces.
--
Byte 2 - 0x_1
Byte 3 - Clockwise angle, nominally on left (0x00..0xFF - 0x00 is
fully left)
Byte 4 - Anti-Clockwise angle, nominally on right(0x00..0xFF)
Byte 5 - L/R Proportion force, upper nibble clockwise + lower nibble
anti-clockwise (each 0x0..0xF)
Byte 6 - Reverse Direction; upper nibble clockwise + lower nibble
anti-clockwise (each 0x0..0x1)
Byte 7 - Force (0x00..0xFF)
--
Ie. turning from fully left (00) with no force, you could hit a 'weak'
spring (at 40) and then a 'stronger' spring (at 80).
So to some degree you /can/ merge springs... but I'm not saying that you
should :-).
Simon
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