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<p></p> <p><b>新規ページ</b></p><div>=Game Engine - Physics=<br /> <br /> The BGE has its own implementation of physics, separate from the Viewport Physics.<br /> <br /> Blender currently uses Bullet2, though it previously supported other engines: Enji, Sumo, Dynamo and ODE. These other engines were removed, leaving only a common PHY_Interface for engines to implement. Bullet implements this interface, but it has grown around it too.<br /> Bullet's documentation is a quite good read: [[File:Dev-Physics-bullet-documentation.pdf]]<br /> <br /> The BGE Physics supports Rigid Bodies and Soft Bodies, but not Particles or Simulations of Fluids, Smoke, Crowds, etc.<br /> <br /> There is a stub of a more comprehensive GE physics overview [[User:Brita/GSoC_BGE_cleanup_and_support/doc/physics|here]].</div>

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