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Software News   Software News : Rolling Dice Library
   posted by m3x on 22-Sep-2004 21:13:25 (2186 reads)
Rolling Dice Library is a static link library which allows to add a degree of physic realism to applications and mainly to 3D games.

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

Ciao

Massimiliano Tretene, S o f t 3
    

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salass00 
Re: Rolling Dice Library
Posted on 22-Sep-2004 22:26:48
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Nice .

Are you planning on implementing ragdoll physics as well later?

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massimo:nice stuff! , hope to see more soon!.


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Nice... If only I knew how to program in C I would probably try something with this. Oh well, I guess we have some others out there who will give it a go.

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@HWGA

I know the feeling, all these wonderful new developments which I can't make use of. Bah, why did I do a commerce degree at uni?

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shoe 
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@wannab developers,

Hey, learning to code C/C++ isn't that hard! Give it a go and use the forums to get help I promise you have your "worm" or "solitaire" game by the end of this year!

Try it!
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FuZion 
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I love to see good physics on a computer screen.

Does anyone remember the science series on the Amiga Format coverdisks? I had hours of fun with those.

I have been wanting to learn C etc for so long but cannot find enough time to get into it

FuZion.

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Cool! I'd love to play with this when its ready!


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ikir 
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If only we could have 1000 m3xs

Nice one m3x As always!


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Yssing 
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really great...
this is a lot of help :)


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m3x 
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@salass00

Maybe in a near future, surely it will grow with my needs

Ciao

Max Tretene, S o f t 3


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nice work, max :)

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aldur 
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Nice look forward to seeing some software using it

so basically in the furture as long as you keep backward compatability with the older version of the library you could effectively increase the realism in software written with this version :) nice very nice


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MagicSN 
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Interesting... how does your library compare to ODE feature- and speed-wise ?
What are your future plans with it ? :)

Steffen

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