5.13: What is Toxiclibs Verlet Physics? – The Nature of Code

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8 responses to “5.13: What is Toxiclibs Verlet Physics? – The Nature of Code”

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   alvaro obyrne

   September 25, 2017

   Please. How does one use toxiclibs now a days? I'm trying to use https://github.com/evil-mad/stipplegen. Refer to https://github.com/CodingTrain/Rainbow-Topics/issues/152. Thank you

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   Jefferson Sales

   September 25, 2017

   Cool. Those ToxicLibs looks like the Boost Libraries for C++. Many libs for all kind of purposes and contexts.

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   Miles Patterson

   September 25, 2017

   Okay. I found out I was running Processing 3.0. Updated to 3.2.1 and everything is golden.

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   Miles Patterson

   September 25, 2017

   I second the question, " Does toxiclibs work in Processing 3?"

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   Mithi Sevilla

   September 25, 2017

   It seems like toxiclibs is dead. what could we use instead?

   https://twitter.com/kcimc/status/452103138481160192
   https://twitter.com/toxi/status/452871169151356928
   https://twitter.com/toxi/status/452870703709450240

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   Mithi Sevilla

   September 25, 2017

   Does toxic libs work on processing 3?

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   mouad ab

   September 25, 2017

   i just found this channel , you are amazing !!

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8. 

   FireTwin

   September 25, 2017

   Thanks for the explanation Daniel! I'm making a game with verlet integration called Chameleon Swing but could never describe how it worked to others. Now I can actually show why it is pretty beneficial.

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