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RE: GameDev Event 1: February 2012 - Previous - 02-03-2012
(02-02-2012, 05:42 PM)Kakashifan Wrote: Just an idea, can we do something w/ physics next?Because magnetism totally isn't physics at all.
RE: GameDev Event 1: February 2012 - puggsoy - 02-03-2012
I think he means physics-based. Like, realistic kinetics and such.
It would be cool to do, but everyone would probably just use some port of Box2D.
RE: GameDev Event 1: February 2012 - Previous - 02-03-2012
Still applies to magnetism. Noone said you couldn't make the movement realistic.
RE: GameDev Event 1: February 2012 - puggsoy - 02-03-2012
Yeah, I know. But stuff like dynamic objects, boxes, wheels, etc, I don't think anyone's expecting that right now.
RE: GameDev Event 1: February 2012 - ThePortalGuru - 02-05-2012
Better to walk before you run. Rigid/soft body physics are hell of a lot more complicated than this.
RE: GameDev Event 1: February 2012 - Kakashifan - 02-05-2012
Nah, I just mean like collisions and stuff. idk what's its really called, so I just used physics.
RE: GameDev Event 1: February 2012 - Vanya - 02-06-2012
Seems like a neat exercise and it might give me some cool ideas for some of my other projects.
RE: GameDev Event 1: February 2012 - Previous - 02-29-2012
Hey gays.
I failed.
You can take a look at my quick attempt here. Took me way longer than it should have, but I had to figure out a lot of very basic things as I've never made a Java window application before.
Source code is included, though there really isn't much to see. I didn't really bother optimizing anything.
![[Image: bUums.png]](http://i.imgur.com/bUums.png)
The cyan rectangle is movable, all others are fixed. You can add magnets everywhere and the movable one can move through them. Red magnets attract the cyan one, blue magnets repel it.
Clicking the left or middle button places/removes magnets, right mouse button changes the polarity of the movable one. I actually mixed up left and right in the comments and ReadMefix'd
Uhm yeah. Nothing to be proud of, but I really should be learning for my exams.