physics cloth!

i was kinda bored and playing the game hammerfight led me into wanting to make a physics based 2d cloth/banner wtv.

well id say that i succeeded. although the collisions need a bit of work because physics has no "point" based collision (feature request) the cloth just collides 6 pixels away from what its actually hitting (its a 13x13 circle)

the cap is made in 98.9 so im unsure how well it might work in newer versions. i bundled an exe just in case.

mouse controls the cloth "pin"

holding space shows the nodes and springs.

http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1010927/Cloth.zip

oh yah i went a lil overboard trying to make it bloom-ish with layer effects so you might wanna take those out if its slowing things down. i think it would look excelent for curtains blowing in from an open window during a sunburst afternoon, or a cape for some character, feel free to use it

That's pretty cool. It seems to behave more like rubber than cloth, though.

SWEET

#include <stdio.h>

#include <math.h>

int main(){

int lettersonthisforum;

lettersonthisforum = pow(1024, 1024);

for(int a=0; a<lettersonthisforum; a++){

cout<<"QuaziGNRLnose: This is amazing.";

}

return 0;

}

Good work

I don't think you needed the math library for that genesys

Seems to work OK in the latest build

Nice work as always Quazizzle

Will you ever cease blowing my mind? The answer is, probably not

~Sol

I don't think you needed the math library for that genesys

For "pow" I don't need the math header?

> I don't think you needed the math library for that genesys

>

For "pow" I don't need the math header?

I missed the pow

sorry

Absolutely cool! It's amazing what things you guys can build with Construct.

Hehehe Kayin should use this for IWTBTG2.

Tiny man with physics cape!

~Sol