How do I can build a jelly sprite?

hi

can i build jelly sprite or jelly physics?

What you are asking for requires ridiculously insane mathematics.

This is the closest I could find on a quick research: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3157 ... l-three-js

There are not many plastic physics engines out there. You can mimic it using elastic physics and stickiness though.

It's basically done with a bunch of springs. Hook's law is the equation to use to calculate spring force. Then it's just a matter of tuning the constants. So the math isn't that bad at all.

Searching for jelly gives these two:

The first one is more applicable I suppose. It's just a grid of point connected by a mesh of springs. Making it interact with other objects is where the most work is needed and there are many ways to handle it.

Inb4 R0J0hound gets bored and makes a hooks_jelly plugin xD

~Sol

thanks guys

It's basically done with a bunch of springs. Hook's law is the equation to use to calculate spring force. Then it's just a matter of tuning the constants. So the math isn't that bad at all.

Yea, you can generally simplify it, if you are willing to sacrifice precision.

Physical accuracy isn't really important in this case since you're going for a look, and a bunch of springs will be enough to do that here.

Wikipedia has a good overview of the methods.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soft_body_dynamics

Physical accuracy isn't really important in this case since you're going for a look, and a bunch of springs will be enough to do that here.

Wikipedia has a good overview of the methods.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soft_body_dynamics

I am just OCD most times, lol.