NovodeX Physics Engine SDK/Demo Released

Posted by simoniker on Monday August 9, 2004 @02:53PM from the causing-havok dept.

JJC writes "If, like me, your favourite thing about Doom 3 is the test_boxstack demo map, you're in for a treat. To demonstrate their physics engine, NovodeX has produced a Windows program, called NovodeX Rocket, that lets you set up and manipulate a number of 3D objects and watch them collide and interact realistically. Included are ragdolls (human, deer, horse and monsters), dominoes, trebuchets and a giant Jenga tower. This coincides with the NovodeX Physics SDK v 2.1.1 becoming freely available for non-commercial use. I heard about this from David Weller's MSDN Blog."

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Re:Its all good by Anonymous Coward · 2004-08-09 15:44 · Score: -1, Troll

That would be nice. I can't look at it here at home because I don't have a windows box but tomorrow at work I will definately check it out.

BTW whoever modded you down is a fag.
Re:And there's Open Dynamics Engine... by JustinXB · 2004-08-09 16:06 · Score: 0, Troll

Uh... Actually, it's not GNU, it's a BSD licensed engine. Says so on the frontpage. Communism license (GPL) vs a true freedom license (BSD). BSD always wins.