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This information could be very helpful…
The Physics of Racing
http://phors.locost7.info/contents.htm
Mal
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Cheers!
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Hahaha…that might be useful some people i know :)
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I wrote a vehicle physics engine for my final year project last year and based it heavily upon Brian Beckman’s PhORS series, excellent stuff and very helpfull.
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Hey Stephen,
> I wrote a vehicle physics engine for my final year project last year and based it heavily upon Brian Beckman’s PhORS series, excellent stuff and very helpfull.
Do you have a URL to download your demo from? I’m sure a few people on the list would be interested in giving it a spin!
Mal
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Hey Stephen,
> I wrote a vehicle physics engine for my final year project last year and based it heavily upon Brian Beckman’s PhORS series, excellent stuff and very helpfull.
Do you have a URL to download your demo from? I’m sure a few people on the list would be interested in giving it a spin!
Mal [/quote:9aaf5dfa76]
the Graphics engine I used is property of Trinity, so I can’t upload a playable demo. However I do have soem videos, and I’ll probably post some source code soon. Here’s the URL:
http://www.netsoc.tcd.ie/~stephens/FYP.html
Enjoy!
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Very cool videos!
What package was the 3D Trinity scene created in?
Mal
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It was written from the ground up by a guy called John Hammil, a PHD student in the Trinity Graphics Dept (ISG), if you look at http://isg.cs.tcd.ie and look for his webpage, he probably still has some details about it. AS far as I know, all the models were done in Max, although I know absolutely nothing about moddeling (I’m a coder not an artist ;)
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