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New Physics Extension!
News posted 24th November, 2007 by Assault Andy
Phizix is a new extension based on the Chipmunk Game Dynamics engine. Created by Daniel Rehn, it is compatible with the full version of Multimedia Fusion and Multimedia Fusion Developer. Phizix allows for rigid body physics and joints, allowing a new level of freedom in game and application development. Phizix is a must have extension as it will allow developers to implement features such as falling crates, realistic bouncing objects, swinging motions and basic ragdolls. Get it here Or view the Forum Thread Tweet

Posted by Ski

24th November, 2007

YAY! Hopefully people will make some awesome things with this ^^

Posted by ..:.Phox.:..

25th November, 2007

awesome

Posted by Willy C

25th November, 2007

Super Awesome!

Posted by Klikmaster

25th November, 2007

Just what I needed

Posted by Hempuli

25th November, 2007

Awesomenessss!

Posted by Fadex

25th November, 2007

Great extension

Posted by Hempuli

25th November, 2007

Totally extra-hyper-awesomeness!

Posted by DaVince

25th November, 2007

Phizzyx?

Nice.

Posted by Dr. James MD

25th November, 2007

Isn't Phys-X the name of that big mega physics thingy for graphics cards or something? Either way. This sounds just a bit awesome

Posted by Willy C

25th November, 2007

Yups, AGEIA PhysX.
I'm predicting there will be a lot of small physic games released for a while now.

Posted by Hempuli

25th November, 2007

lol, you're right.

Actually I'm planning to use this in my Winter game.
THANK YOU DANIEL!

Posted by AsparagusTrevor

25th November, 2007

Holy sodding crikey yeah! Been waiting for this one, can't wait to play around with it.

Posted by Spiriax

25th November, 2007

COOOL!

Posted by LIJI

25th November, 2007

What the? The installer uses the images I made for my bonus pack installer!

And it even has my bonus pack icons in there!

Posted by Dr. James MD

25th November, 2007

Well that's mighty impressive! It looks a little limited though, what with shapes and the likes, but this really should be something Clickteam should put into MMF3 or whatever. It's a huge leap in the right direction.
I won't be putting it into my projects because they've already got a foundation. But I'd love to use this on something new.

Posted by Del Duio

25th November, 2007

Just wait 'til you see the pong clone I'm gonna' make with this!!

Posted by Jarzka

25th November, 2007

Any tutorials available?

Posted by Sphax

25th November, 2007

The examples are with the object.
I don't think the object is very limited since a lot of wanted features have already been included following the beta testers ideas.

Posted by Dustin Gunn

25th November, 2007

this is pretty awesome but it doesn't seem to handle realistic levels of gravity very well

Posted by Assault Andy

25th November, 2007

I don't think the features are limited at all really. If you look at the documentation, there is support for custom shapes and polygons. Look at the pinball example, the walls are all unusual shapes.

Posted by »xerus

25th November, 2007

Wow... this thing is complicated... argh.

Posted by steve

25th November, 2007