DMBox2D by Mightymo at BYOND Developers

	DMBox2D by Mightymo
	A port of the popular physics engine for BYOND. [More]

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To download this library for your Linux/Mac installation, enter this on your command line:

DreamDownload byond://Mightymo.DMBox2D##version=2

Emulator users, in the BYOND pager go to File | Open Location and enter this URL:

byond://Mightymo.DMBox2D##version=2

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Version 1.0.0

Date added:	Jul 2 2015
Last updated:	Jul 3 2015

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Box2D version 2.3.0

Box2D is a rigid body physics engine that is meant for simulation in games. This is a port of that engine that utilizes a linked library in order to bring the functionality into DM.

The library includes the DLL and shared object files needed to run the library, as well as the C++ source code used to generate them. Also included are PDFs of the manual and a list of major differences from the C++ version of Box2D.

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Comments

Mightymo: (Jul 5 2015, 7:15 am)

It should be mostly finished, although I will continue with it if anything is missing or broken. In the future I may write the whole thing in dm and if the performance is better, switch out the code, but this won't really affect usage of the library.

Evi of au: (Jul 4 2015, 9:24 am)

Great work man. While agree with what those guys said above, I can see you still put a lot of work into this. Is this finished or do you plan to keep working?

Maximus_Alex2003: (Jul 3 2015, 3:04 pm)

Ter13 wrote:

It would probably be better to port Box2D to dm, rather than linking it via library.

What this guy said.

Ter13: (Jul 3 2015, 8:44 am)

It would probably be better to port Box2D to dm, rather than linking it via library.

Mightymo: (Jul 3 2015, 8:34 am)

I realize that there may be features that I forgot, or mistakes that I have made. So please bear with me and report anything that needs fixing over in the bug reports forum.

I plan to release further documentation and possibly tutorials in the future.

Thanks.

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