Particle simulation with real-time collision detection

Particle simulation showing fairly accurate and robust collision detection and resolution with a complex object in real-time. The collision object(s) can be stationary or animating and rigid or deforming.

Technology is scalable and is ideal for games -- I can upload some more videos if there is interest.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Real-time
• collision
• detection
• particle
• simulation

[belito311]

what programs are usede to create these simulations? id love an answer

[wishmee2003]

This was made a few years ago with a home brewed physics engine in my game engine where I test algorithms for games. I had a decent CPU and graphics card (kind of crappy by today's standards :)).

In this example, particles don't collide with each other.

Regards.

[wishmee2003]

Thanks for your kind and funny comments. This was made a few years ago with a home brewed physics engine. I had a decent CPU and graphics card (kind of crappy by today's standards :)). Since I have not seen anything like this in games even now, I thought I'd post it here and ask you all if tech has any merit. Regards.

[rentacowisgoogle]

Have you showered your cow lately?

[hxnncht]

COW HAS FORCEFIELD

[burkeyturkey2000]

did u use any particular colision detection algorithm for it

[R4Zy3L]

virtual physics still have a long way to go

[MrKarlalfred88]

very nice. I would rather have crappy particle systems in games right now then wait another 5 years for it to get better. =)

[Asdam12]

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[xXPivoteerXx]

The cow has an invisible sheild!!

[edm279]

pretty sweet! do the particles detect collisions between each other or just with the cow?