Hi here,
Is there someone who has realized physical engine in Ventuz ? Just like collision, gravity ...could u kindly share a sample or show the way how to make ?
Thanks
Allenh
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Physical Engine
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Re: Physical Engine
Several people have used the Bullet Physics engine with Ventuz. It is not a simple task, but is doable. You need the C# bullet physics library and a good understanding of programming though, not a trivial task.
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allen hyoga
Re: Physical Engine
Ohh,maybe it is really difficult to make a real physics engine in Ventuz soon.
I have studied the bullet physics engine a little, which could be used in XNA and DirectX by C#. However, you must use the native graphic class to work, for example, everything should be a rigid body then add some properties to it, just like collision and gravity param.So I have no idea how to relate a geometry to the rigid body in Ventuz...
By contrasting with Unity3D, hope a easy physics engine to be embedded in ventuz in future.
Regards
AllenH
I have studied the bullet physics engine a little, which could be used in XNA and DirectX by C#. However, you must use the native graphic class to work, for example, everything should be a rigid body then add some properties to it, just like collision and gravity param.So I have no idea how to relate a geometry to the rigid body in Ventuz...
By contrasting with Unity3D, hope a easy physics engine to be embedded in ventuz in future.
Regards
AllenH
Re: Physical Engine
It is on our list of to-do things, but I'm afraid it is not top priority right now. The amount of work needed to get a dynamics engine reliable enough is one big hurdle, but the other huge one is finding a way to synchronize it. That is a very, very large problem. And having a dynamics engine in Ventuz that canot be used in a cluster is not very useful. So, we will look at it, but it will be a while.