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Novo1.zip – “Lesson 101 – Box on a Plane” is the first sample in the PhysX SDK Training Programs. Here’s a screenshot of a DirectX port written in C++:

The first thing to do is download the PhysX SDK. After it’s installed, you’ll need to set the directory paths in Visual Studio for the include files:

The demo has standard first-person camera controls. Also, be sure to check out WM_KEYDOWN in the WindowProc for a list of other controls.

Novo2.zip – Lesson 102 – Sphere and Torque:

Novo3.zip – Lesson 103 – Capsule, Local Pose, and Center of Mass:

Novo4.zip – Lesson 104 – Convex Shapes and Anisotropic Friction:

Novo5.zip – Lesson 105 – The User Contact Report and the Contact Stream Iterator:

Novo6.zip – Lesson 106 – Static and Kinematic Actors. The screenshot doesn”t look like much, however, the user can control the middle cube (as a kinematic actor) bouncing it off the other actors.

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June 17th, 2006 at 6:44 am

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