Cloth Simulation
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| anyone know how to code for cloth simulation like u can see in most latest game (especially Prince of Persia)? |
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| There's cloth simulation in Prince of Persia? Damn, I really have to check that game out. But, er, you refer to "most" new games. What games have cloth simulation? While it has been a little while since I grabbed a new game, I've never seen cloth simulation in a game. Unless someone knows a super optimzation trick, the minor visual improvement of cloth simulation is not worth the CPU hit. |
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| ninja turtles... onimusha 3... Shinobi... more... |
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| I'd use Tokamak to build a sort of 'linked grid' and match them to each vertex on the cloth. You could then set the 'stiffness' of the cloth by limiting the joints etc. |
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| Have a look here: http://freespace.virgin.net/hugo.elias/models/m_cloth.htm It's pretty simple! |
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| fredborg: thanks so much for that tutorial! :) you got any other physics tutorials? id like to try verlet simulation - seems simple but im just curious what points i should take into mind before i start work on it. |
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| Nice verlet tut -> http://www.ioi.dk/Homepages/thomasj/publications/gdc2001.htm This is the one that I, miracle, andreas_blixt, and probably others used to make their verlet systems. Hugo elias also has alot of other interesting tutorials: http://freespace.virgin.net/hugo.elias/ Check out models. that's what you are probably lokkin for. |
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| Well here an example of a verlet system, i can't remember who did it(it doesn't say anywhere in the source) or where i downloaded it, so here you go: http://www.somethingelsesoft.com/verlet3d-1.15.zip |
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