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grandmachina
[Edited by - kyc on August 14, 2004 11:44:01 PM]
Game: ChronoDoll
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I'm out of motivation for this EDIT- game demo -EDIT, but I'd still like to know how you respond to it. Thank you for your time.
chronoDoll.0.1.1.zip 867 kb
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grandmachina
[Edited by - kyc on August 14, 2004 11:44:01 PM]
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grandmachina
[Edited by - kyc on August 14, 2004 11:44:01 PM]
Author
Thanks for the responses, and yes it is my own engine. The only libraries I used are GLFW for cross-platform OpenGL, and tinyxml for parsing/saving map files.
Cool, really cool!
Could you give me a little hint on how to create such awesome physics? Maybe a good tut or a book? Thanks a lot! :-D
Could you give me a little hint on how to create such awesome physics? Maybe a good tut or a book? Thanks a lot! :-D
That was very fun, and I still have absolutely no clue what I'm supposed to be doing!
Keep up the excellent work :)
Keep up the excellent work :)
Author
Yeah it really isn't much of a game, more a (final?) tech demo.
I started out using the article by Thomas Jakobsen, then lurked around many forums and searched for other verlet projects and absorbed and added my own interpretations.
The physics really isn't too hard, but it took the longest time figuring out how to do constraint-particle collisions. So far I think I am the only one to do it successfully, and the irony is that it is the simplest yet most unexpected "solution"; there's still some bugs (I have the solutions in my head), but the main thing is that EVERYTHING comes down to a capsule-capsule test.
I started out using the article by Thomas Jakobsen, then lurked around many forums and searched for other verlet projects and absorbed and added my own interpretations.
The physics really isn't too hard, but it took the longest time figuring out how to do constraint-particle collisions. So far I think I am the only one to do it successfully, and the irony is that it is the simplest yet most unexpected "solution"; there's still some bugs (I have the solutions in my head), but the main thing is that EVERYTHING comes down to a capsule-capsule test.
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