Hi all, whenever i look for awayphysics tutorials i am guided to bullet physics forums n wiki. Is awayphysics meant only to be used by hardcore c/c++ developers? Has awayphysics got no identity of its own?

Anyway I really want to work with awayphysics but i really need to find some tutorials and hello worlds explaining what each line means. If i do not find it i will have to rely on other physics engines which might not be as powerful or efficient but are easy to use and well taught.

Cheers

there is no tutorials currently, but you can find some examples from here: https://github.com/away3d/awayphysics-examples-fp11

Hi
Thanks for the link. But I had already viewed the links.My issue is I am having difficulty understanding the code. I am at best mediocre developer and lack the ability to understand code as it is. But I guess AwayPhysics is for hardcore developers. . Guess i just need to improve myself.

Can someone please tell me what I need to provide to get an answer for this? How do 2D games calculate the force of an impact without an impact point??
I know how to find the normals of collision but that is not enough. And it is NOT simply a corner.
I really do not want to award the bounty.

I will make some hello world examples when I get the newest build to work.

Not that I am an expert, but it will help maybe.

-Q