Motor Flash Physics: demo scenes

November 18, 2006 on 12:18 pm | In Actionscript, Physics | 5 Comments

To keep you posted about the motor development, here are some more (fairly simple) demo scenes. I am still unhappy with the overall performance, because there is neither a quick boundary check nor some kind of space partitioning here. But that’s exactly what I am working on right now. My favorite is the buoyancy demo, and there will be a much more realistic version with wave propagation soon.

Flabby bridge

Attracted spheres

Stay upright constraint

Simple Buoyancy

(All demos open in a popup window and require the newest Flash Player)

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  1. I just noticed that you cannot skip the animated logo at the beginning of each demo..this was not intended (it seems like brainwashing now ;-))

    Comment by mike — November, 18 2006 #

  2. That’s some neat physics! The logo is no problem! Looks actually cool! I just wonder if there is user interaction in the demos. If so,I cannot drag anything with the mouse though.

    Comment by sascha/hdrs — November, 19 2006 #

  3. user interaction is on my todo list and will be implemented in the next release :-) so basically it attaches a spring socket constraint to a an edge or vertex of an object.

    Comment by mike — November, 19 2006 #

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  5. Looks great! The buoyancy is my favorite too. I’m looking forward to seeing the waves and mouse interaction.

    Comment by Paul — November, 20 2006 #

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