Hi Alyssa,
When using the Simulation 3D Actor block, you are effectively creating an Actor in the World.
Any element that you add via a .m or .mat script must be a child of this Actor. Within one Simulation 3D Actor block, you cannot create multiple Actors that are children of the World when using this .m or .mat import workflow.
Using the following modified function would work:
function loadActors(Actor, World)%Load actors
Actor1 = sim3d.Actor();
createShape(Actor1, 'box', [0.2, 0.2, 1]);
World.add(Actor1, Actor)
Actor2 = sim3d.Actor('ActorName','Actor2');
createShape(Actor2, 'cylinder', [0.5, 0.5, 0.75]);
World.add(Actor2, Actor);
Alternatively, you can still make Actor 1 be the same as the Actor of the block, but Actor2 must be a child as follows:
function loadActors(Actor, World)%Load actors
Actor1 = Actor;
createShape(Actor1, 'box', [0.2, 0.2, 1]);
Actor2 = sim3d.Actor('ActorName','Actor2');
createShape(Actor2, 'cylinder', [0.5, 0.5, 0.75]);
World.add(Actor2, Actor1);
I have created a ticket internally to make this limitation clearer to the user instead of simply not creating the second actor in the world.
I hope that helps and I apologize for any inconvenience you faced!
Nishan
