| [News] Rolling Dice physics simulation library for OS4 | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 23-Sep-2004 07:56 GMT by Peter Gordon | 29 comments
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Massimiliano Tretene, of Soft3 has announced "Rolling Dice", a new physics simulation library for AmigaOS4. This will aid in the creation of new, original 3D games for OS4, along with many other fields where physics simulation is useful.
With this library it's possible to simulate:
- impulsive and contact forces between 3D rigid bodies
- collision detection between 3D rigid bodies and between terrain and 3D rigid bodies
- collision response
- thrust force
- gravity
- air drag force
For more information please visit the following link: Rolling Dice Library.
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| Posted by Olegil on 25-Sep-2004 06:54 GMT | In reply to Comment 26 (vortexau):
The journey is obviosly the important thing here, not the destination (I pedalled 500km on my bike before I settled down for a few weeks at a camping site this summer. Because in my case both the journey AND the destination were important. Total distance in less than three weeks: 950km. I'm a BIT fed up with living in a 2.3kg tent ;-) ).
As they say, life is what goes on while you're making other plans :-) |
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