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  • Joan Parera

    #1

    physics engine

    Hello everybody,
    I have been searching around the net for a good (commercial or
    non-commercial) physics engine written in C#. Unfortunately I only know
    the existence of many physics engine (novodex, ageia, etc.) but they are
    written in c++.
    Does anybody know/has any notice/has heard of any written in .net
    language or if any wrapper has been done for the above?

    Thanks in advance
  • Alvin Bruney - ASP.NET MVP

    #2
    Re: physics engine

    why can't you create your own wrapper to the dll or com library? Unless you
    are after real time performance, i'd say that would be sufficient.

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    "Joan Parera" <jparera@gscaut osim.com.nospam > wrote in message
    news:usTcRBdIGH A.1192@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
    > Hello everybody,
    > I have been searching around the net for a good (commercial or
    > non-commercial) physics engine written in C#. Unfortunately I only know
    > the existence of many physics engine (novodex, ageia, etc.) but they are
    > written in c++.
    > Does anybody know/has any notice/has heard of any written in .net
    > language or if any wrapper has been done for the above?
    >
    > Thanks in advance[/color]


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    • CroDude

      #3
      Re: physics engine

      Joan Parera wrote:[color=blue]
      > Hello everybody,
      > I have been searching around the net for a good (commercial or
      > non-commercial) physics engine written in C#. Unfortunately I only know
      > the existence of many physics engine (novodex, ageia, etc.) but they are
      > written in c++.
      > Does anybody know/has any notice/has heard of any written in .net
      > language or if any wrapper has been done for the above?
      >
      > Thanks in advance[/color]

      Here Ya go:


      ODE Wrapper


      ODE.NET


      ODE.NET2

      http://sourceforge.net/projects/newton-dotnet/
      Newton Physics .NET

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