Main Takeaway: The ball in green has a bounciness parameter of 1.1, this means that it gains energy every time it bounces :) (the other balls have ... Here is a quick update showing off the ported Persistent Sap broad-phase added by noone (Thorben Linneweber, creator of
Jitter Physics 2d Demo 2 -
The ball in green has a bounciness parameter of 1.1, this means that it gains energy every time it bounces :) (the other balls have ... Here is a quick update showing off the ported Persistent Sap broad-phase added by noone (Thorben Linneweber, creator of I did a bunch of work on testing out how easy it would be to integrate a SAT narrow-phase instead of ...
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- The ball in green has a bounciness parameter of 1.1, this means that it gains energy every time it bounces :) (the other balls have ...
- Here is a quick update showing off the ported Persistent Sap broad-phase added by noone (Thorben Linneweber, creator of
- I did a bunch of work on testing out how easy it would be to integrate a SAT narrow-phase instead of ...
- noone gave me a little challenge about how the 3D version outperformed the
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