Just put EE through my "Pulley and Rope" test, and I'm pleased to say it passed with flying colors



I used the Scythe Physics Editor http://www.esenthel.com/community/showth...p?tid=8325 to assemble the physbodies and Esenthel to process them.





And the demo to download and play around with:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2104...20Rope.rar

Hehe awesome, looks very lifelike and behaves well. Will test it now.

Edit: It indeed behaves very well and it's actually pretty fun to play with that rope behavior.

Thanks for your comment, georgatos7

Yes, this is why I so enjoy programming with a game engine that makes use of a good, solid and proven physics engine, such as PhysX. Enabling a few functions in the correct manner can produce so much more realism in the shortest possible time and effort, than trying to do the same thing via conventional algorithms. (just try to reproduce the above demo without using PhysX functions!). However, if physics is used willynilly with no thought, unpredictable and improbable results will be the consequence!

This looks nice I see you spend a lot of time testing and playing with physics. It's always interesting to watch your videos.

Great physics emulation and, as per usual with any of your demos, fun to play with