McHenry Forum - Crash Reconstruction & Simulation

Be sure to see a new feature rolling out in Jan 2021:

• vrml file capability added to msmac3D Graphics

New: Use this link to go to the latest post on this thread This is response to the question posted on INCR about Momentum which morphed into a question on simulation: " I wonder how many of the simulation program users have played with some of the unmeasurable factors that go into the analysis...

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• What is Restitution?

On the other forum an additional response was posted about the case wherein the police used pc-crash to "prove" who was on the wrong side of the road. Our response: I am sorry for the many issues. I think it is time to use email for further questions/details/etc and to expedite responses. ...

Video updated to include some simulation animations
more to come soon
Note the speed of import and manipulation of the cloud vrml files is VERY FAST!
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Dec 2020:Always tinkering with these posts (why we prefer a forum to twitter or others)
Edits/refined the first part of the thread...see the first thread above'

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Realized hadn't posted up the other video

We are in the process of adding vrml files to msmac3D Graphics.
Here's a quick demonstration video.

Stay tuned for more information shortly.

Some additional refinement of the discussion and presentation of the data.
more to come...

Decided to create a separate topic since I wanted to link to this classic example in our Momentum "Cone of Departure" Question and had to search. So we made it a separate post. It is also mentioned in How is Monte-Carlo method used in Accident reconstruction? PC-CRASH: How Many % May An In...