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In this episode of The Coding Train, I provide an overview of physics engines. I a discuss a variety of libraries and the factors that go into picking an engine: 2D vs. 3D, collision detection, efficiency, etc.
I also take a look at the JavaScript physics engine Matter.js. I discuss you how to use this library for collisions in a p5.js sketch.
20:28 – Intro to Physics Engines
54:40 – Q&A on Physics Engines
1:10:13 – Intro to Matter.js
1:55:56 – Conclusion/short Q&A
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Links discussed in this video:
Box2D:
toxiclibs:
Bullet Physics Library:
Cannon.js:
Matter.js:
This Dot Song:
The Nature of Code:
My Nature of Code playlist on Physics Engines:
My Coding Challenge on 3D Cloth with toxiclibs:
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p5.js:
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