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- Vangelis
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R0J0hound Is there a way to change the tickcount = 0 with something else in the rope example because when you restart the layout the rope is messy .
I try "on start of layout" with no luck .
- R0J0hound
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The joints just need to be created a tick after the objects are created. You could save the tickcount to a global variable when you create the objects and compare when the tickcount equals that global plus one to add the joints.
- Vangelis
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Thanks R0J0hound .
- bilgekaan
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Really cool examples, thank you R0J0!
- Nagval333
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Awesome examples!
- Waltuo
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Thanks R0J0hound , these are really great and inventive!

I was experimenting with the event physics demo and noticed in some arrangements boxes pass through the other and start acting rather strange, was wondering if there's a good way to fix it / prevent it from happening. This modified capx illustrates what I mean, boxes overlap at both left and right and if you let it run for a while boxes on the right start to breach through each other..

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/163 ... ities.capx

Also, any way to stabilize and stop the boxes from moving after a while if the remaining movement/force is less than a defined value (until possible new collision happens)?
- R0J0hound
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Waltuo
It was mainly as an exercise to see how physics is implemented, so I didn't get it to a perfect state. I'm sure the collision detection could be better, maybe using SAT instead of what's currently in place would help.

As far as adding sleeping I'm sure it could be added but I haven't looked into it. Basically there is a whole lot missing with it so it is mainly for amusement right now.
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- Waltuo
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R0J0hound I understand, it does work impressively well for an exercise though. Good job!
- alextro
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Impressive and fun. Great share R0J0!
- Carbincopy
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Really Cool thanks for the samples. I am having way to much fun. Playing with them.
- Argonian
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many thanks!! very interesting your voxel experiment
- KENYONB
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thanks for sharing!
- bloodshot
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Treasure!
- R0J0hound
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A rough fluid sim and two tests with terrain generation:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/542 ... naive.capx

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/542 ... cubic.capx

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/542 ... _gen3.capx
- alextro
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Oh I love the magnetic field vector. Added "genation" as new vocabulary in my box of cool terms.