YouTube user ThatsPie has made a pretty cool video showing off the PhysX in Torque 3D. This is a completely new video not from the Torque 3D demos we have seen before. Check it out below. If you are interested in the Torque 3D engine and its PhysX, be sure to check out our Torque 3D Pacific Physics (PhysX) Demo and Video from the Pacific Demo available on the Torque 3D website.
Krishna Kumar – YouTube user krishx007 who runs gfxguru.net has made a pretty cool physics/PhysX demo level with Unity 3D called Physics Wonderland. The level is basically a huge playground with PhysX objects that you can destroy and play around with to show off the different PhysX features in Unity 3D. Check it out below and be sure to check out his YouTube page and gfxguru.net for more info.
Unity3D Physics Wonderland Beta2 Game Play:
Nothing too exciting here, just some cool physics videos with PhysX and Bullet physics that have recently been uploaded to YouTube. As always it is good to see people playing around with these new physics features and hopefully we see them put into games in the future.
MassFx- PhysX: 3DS Max 2012- Wall break Simulation:
This is a video of the new Torque 3D South Pacific Foliage and Physics demo that GarageGames has released to show off the new features of Torque 3D 1.1. The demo is a tropical island you can run around and play around with the different PhysX features that you could implement into a game with Torque 3D. It has some pretty cool PhysX objects you can destroy and fluid physics for the water that can float and carry away the PhysX objects down a stream in a realistic manner. Check it out below and download it from here.
More info about Torque 3D and GarageGames: http://www.garagegames.com/products/torque-3d/overview
you can download it from this link: http://demos.torquepowered.com/t3d/Pacific.exe
From the Torque 3D website:
PhysX — Torque 3D comes with an out-of-the-box PhysX integration on Windows which
includes cloth dynamics, rigid body physics, destructible objects, fluid buoyancy, and
destroyable joints.
August 18, 2012Leave a Comment
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June 21, 2012Leave a Comment
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June 19, 2012Leave a Comment
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June 19, 2012Leave a Comment
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June 11, 2012Leave a Comment
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June 9, 2012Leave a Comment
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June 3, 2012Leave a Comment
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May 13, 20122 Comments
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May 13, 20122 Comments
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May 12, 2012Leave a Comment
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May 12, 2012Leave a Comment
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