Physics
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| Hi, as you may be aware (from my previous topics), I am creating a first person shooter. Unfortunately, I have encountered a problem. I have no code for this part yet, but say I wanted a cube rotated at an angle with gravity applied to it. I want it to be up in the air with ground (a plane) below. I want to make it so whichever way it lands it will roll and land 1 side up (if it collides with ground) like a dice. Thankyou for any help provided as a response to this topic! |
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| hi you could try: http://blitzbasic.com/Community/posts.php?topic=89067 Juan |
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| get a good bookon physics and read it. |
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| I read Einstein's special relativity theory, and now I'm lost how to apply it to a 3D physics engine. |
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| I'm not sure if many games would require special relativity coded into them :) On topic: Unless you have an understanding of physics yourself, you're better off using a physics library like the one Juan suggested. I'd definitely go for the latter option :P |
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| physics book or Einstein's special relativity theory? |
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