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JoeJ wrote: The first option i'd mention is to get our order from the time at which the collisions happen. Oh I actually have no clue how to achieve that! …
TooOld2rock-nRoll wrote: What would you suggest? Anything goes. But i can add some context, initially assuming we aim for realism. I see your thoughts mainly circle around the order in …
Aressera wrote: Detect collisions between all objects, and put the results in a big array of (object pair, contact information). This allows use of acceleration structures (grids, spatial hash, BVH, …
TooOld2rock-nRoll wrote: what is the practical order to move the game objects and detect collisions between them? Most game physics engines use the following order of operations: Zero the force …
I'm starting to implement rigid body collision detection and for the first time the order of operations AND the world orientations seams to matter for the correct result of the …
[Hobby] Looking for a C++ developer to build a game from scratch — no engine Hi everyone! I'm looking for someone who enjoys C++ and would like to work with …
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