Start with real dynamics.
Two hinged rigid links, released under gravity. Newton advances the state; Robot Reel saves each body's position and quaternion.
pip install -e '.[newton]'
robot-reel newton --output artifacts/newtonA double pendulum, simulated in Newton on CPU. Inspect the recorded motion here, then take the same samples into Blender to light, edit and render.
No install to watch. No GPU to record. No external scene assets.
Two hinged rigid links, released under gravity. Newton advances the state; Robot Reel saves each body's position and quaternion.
pip install -e '.[newton]'
robot-reel newton --output artifacts/newtonStep with the arrows, change the view, or download the JSON. Sample 0 is the initial state. The final sample is at s.
robot-reel newton --output artifacts/newton \
--verify --check-usdSet Output Properties → Frame Rate → 30 fps, then choose File → Import → Universal Scene Description and open scene.usda. Frame 1 is simulation time 0.
The USD contains animated link geometry. Add your own lights, camera and set. Recorded integer frames are checked against the source; in-between interpolation belongs to your DCC.