Physics eninge list?
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Hi has anyone found a nice 2d/3d physics engine that works well with max? Just got a couple of game concepts I would like to play around with and thought I'd ask here before wondering off into the Internet search jungle, only to find I need to spend a couple of weeks writing and learning how to combine a C/C++ api/sdk with BlitzMax ;o) Regards Merx |
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I have physlite which is nice, easy to use and written in Bmax. A lot of good things have been said about Chipmunk module which is free. |
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There are a few, integrating them with a good 3D library is another thing. If you are thinking of small commercial then stick with Newton, else use Agiea PhysX, it's probably the best. |
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JV-ODE BlitzMax Module (Win32 Only) |
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I have been playing with chipmunk a lot. It only does rigid bodies and is limited to 2D but it is fast and with lots of cool things you can do with joints and damped springs. |
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Newton is the only thing you need. I have tried ODE, Tokamak, and PhysX, and Newton is by far superior. |
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Newton for 3D and Chipmunk for 2D, in my experience. |
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I wish Newton had a 2D wrapper for BlitzMax (that was really easy to use...) |
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I wish Newton had a 2D wrapper for BlitzMax (that was really easy to use...) I thought that's what PPIsaac was. |
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I have physlite which is nice, easy to use and written in Bmax I got this too. Wonderfully easy to get into thanks to the demos and tutorials included. Thumbs up to Dave "Oddball" |