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Calculator Community => Other Calculators => Topic started by: Builderboy on May 10, 2011, 03:01:52 am
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ChainFire Pinball Physics Library
http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;down=666
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I haven't even looked at it and I already know it's epic enough to get a thumbs up.
EDIT: Not disappointed.
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(http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=6566.0;attach=6068;image)
You made a library out of this, great Builderboy!
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Yep :D I finally decided to wrap this up and release the full library ^^ I even included a basic demo program so you can see it in action, and study the code to see how simple this program makes it to set up pinball physics ;D
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Wow this is indeed good. Could someone make a Sonic game with this?
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Builder had another engine that might be more suited to sonic games. I forgot where it is though.
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Oh ok, maybe I could ask him if he misses this thread.
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ChainFire Pinball Physics Library
http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;down=666
I really hate that such an awesome library had to be evil. Look at the down number in the link. Oh well. I guess it's epicness >> it's evilness.
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evilness is a word, but epicness isn't? What is the world coming to???
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Builder had another engine that might be more suited to sonic games. I forgot where it is though.
I think what you're thinking of was more of a proof-of-concept that the sonicTI developers at UTI were doing it all wrong, thinking about advanced physics when in reality it was much simpler -- apparently Builderboy's engine wasn't optimized enough or even written in a dynamic way to support a full Sonic game, as he said. However, if anyone is making a sonic game I sincerely bade you to search for his sonic engine, it was very well done overall.
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Here's a link to his Sonic-physics-thing: http://ourl.ca/7764
Yeah, ChainFire is really well done and I hope somebody eventually uses it for something. :)