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5.0b: Introduction to Physics Engines Part 2 – The Nature of Code

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This video is the second part of my introduction to physics engines. Here I answer questions submitted by viewers.

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17 responses to “5.0b: Introduction to Physics Engines Part 2 – The Nature of Code”

  1. Christopher Miles Avatar
    Christopher Miles

    I have a project with connections and collisions, but it's not a web-based project. Is there an engine like matter.js but not web-based?

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  2. Ig Viljoen Avatar
    Ig Viljoen

    Great series. Thanks. I was watching some kids playing with balloons, blowing them up and making them fly, and was wondering about the physics. As they deflate they move faster and more randomly. This may have to do with as combination of change in elasticity of the rubber and reduced air resistance due to smaller size, combined with a rudder effect for the nozzle. It could be and interesting challenge to simulate.

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  3. George Hatoutsidis Avatar
    George Hatoutsidis

    Bro your chanel is the best and very hepful can you make a tutorial about mashine lerning , i dont understand nothing maybe you can help, i lern firebase from you . thnks from george from Greece 🙂

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  4. Edson Henrique Avatar
    Edson Henrique

    Very good, are you gonna build one or you are just explaining how they works? (please build one)

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  5. Mitoful3000 Avatar
    Mitoful3000

    Awesome explanations! Thank you! I have one more question though, what would happen if you created some complex object, for example a double pendulum? Would it still work perfectly? Would you hit the limit of the physics engine?

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  6. morlai kamara Avatar
    morlai kamara

    please help me understand one thing here, the same setup in p5js work in notepad or notepad++, without p5js installed

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  7. morlai kamara Avatar
    morlai kamara

    i am really moved by your videos, but i still have problem with p5js, when i create canvas there is always a proble, even when am using p5 in brackets, same problem

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  8. Nola1222 Avatar
    Nola1222

    New outroo!!!! Coolll

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  9. Bridger Zoske Avatar
    Bridger Zoske

    you're the man!

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  10. jamesmeister14 Avatar
    jamesmeister14

    i was just wondering wear you work? Cause you seem like a genius and im curious to see what lucky company snagged ya

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  11. Sergio Flores Avatar
    Sergio Flores

    Does anybody know the c++ version of the Coding Train? I'm really trying to learn that language and he really seems to teach to it very well.

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  12. Erik McCall Avatar
    Erik McCall

    Love seeing this! it would be great if you could updated the vector videos for p5.js

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  13. UnspokenDG Avatar
    UnspokenDG

    Stuck around for both parts keep it up

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  14. apple tech geek Avatar
    apple tech geek

    Make a 2d water simulator with ability to interact

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  15. Marti Prees Avatar
    Marti Prees

    i am really thankful for people like you for teaching and explaining us things that we dont underastand yet and want to learn. 🙂 Thank you!

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  16. HYPE-_-WILDCAT Avatar
    HYPE-_-WILDCAT

    you should code a unity game

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  17. Clark Avatar
    Clark

    noice

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