Desktop Newton - Physics Applied to the Windows Themselves!

Now I've changed it so that when the ragdoll collides with a window, the window will respond to the impact. All windows are effected - including pop-up menus and tooltip notifiers.

The music was also created entirely by me using DirectMusic Producer.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Ragdoll
• Physics
• Engine
• Desktop
• Newton
• 3D
• Direct
• DirectX
• Direct3D

[khainguyen98]

i downloaded this at my school and they detected a virus, fucked up the entire school district computer, my friend downloads it and says it a virus JUST before opening it. When i download it at home, i play and nothing happens. you might want to check if the file is infected... and i need a new anti virus, lol

[WhiteDragon103]

@khainguyen98 That's odd. It works fine on all other computers that've tried it. Maybe the website was hacked? I dunno, I don't really go there too often.

[TheMadGameDude]

hey guys if you put the ragdoll on the window and it wont Joggle or you cant see the Settings i fond why THOS IDITS WANT US TO BUY THIS F*** SHIT !! yep its only free demo.

[WhiteDragon103]

@TheMadGameDude I'm so happy people really like my programs.

[MathieuGPL]

hahah, you beating the crap out of him with that slow piano song gives the video a kind of creepy feeling. But great job! How about making a bouncing ball, that way when you're bored you can just pitch it around the screen.

[WhiteDragon103]

Lol, I was thinking of it as being more of a toy than a person. But yeah, a bouncing ball is easy. I will resume work on the project eventually.

[LegoManiya]

What version is this?

[Gavin518]

But when is the full version going to be released?

[Gavin518]

@Gavin518 nvm found it

[Gavin518]

Where's the link?

[McRaymond100]

will this work on win7?

[MegaStickFigure87]

help plase

[MegaStickFigure87]

no virus