www.blender.org is the developer's site (as opposed to www.blender3d.org the user's site) but they also meet in #blendercoders on freenode on Sundays at 4-6pm (CEST) - but there's generally a bunch of people in there anyway if you just drop in.
I believe ODE is implemented, at least partially, in tuhopuu ("evil tree", the "testing grounds" version, where features are put and tested before being committed to the bf-blender tree), at least I saw it in the "Physics" selector last time I used it (which was a while ago, admittedly).
But all the same, I'm not depriving the govt tax by posting as anon unless I am taxed for registering - but that's not going to stop them, in fact they'll tax registering just so they can tax not registering.
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www.blender.org is the developer's site (as opposed to www.blender3d.org the user's site) but they also meet in #blendercoders on freenode on Sundays at 4-6pm (CEST) - but there's generally a bunch of people in there anyway if you just drop in.
Is this meant to make any sense?
I believe ODE is implemented, at least partially, in tuhopuu ("evil tree", the "testing grounds" version, where features are put and tested before being committed to the bf-blender tree), at least I saw it in the "Physics" selector last time I used it (which was a while ago, admittedly).
Check this thread on the test builds forum.
I haven't actaully tried it myself, maybe someone can back me up here?
Have another look at http://www.lose-it.org.uk/
It's officially a 1/4 joke now.
BTW: all that is tongue-in-cheek...
Fine then, I'll register, happy?
And while I'm at it, I'll take responsibilty for #8743358 #8743508 and #8743472
But all the same, I'm not depriving the govt tax by posting as anon unless I am taxed for registering - but that's not going to stop them, in fact they'll tax registering just so they can tax not registering.