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Hello Ike... no, I don't have a physics-lib.... &nbsp;which one do you recommend for beginners?... how about some docs or books on how to use physics-libs?<br />

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Hello Ike... no, I don't have a physics-lib....  which one do you recommend for beginners?... how about some docs or books on how to use physics-libs?


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Thank you... now, one more question: &nbsp;do you know of any good books on using either bullet or ode?<br />

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Thank you... now, one more question:  do you know of any good books on using either bullet or ode?


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sry no, i would go with the docs, they come with docs and source-code-examples.. plus, you'll find a lot in the internet .. 
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sry no, i would go with the docs, they come with docs and source-code-examples.. plus, you'll find a lot in the internet ..

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Thank you so much... I appreciate the info
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Thank you so much... I appreciate the info

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Oops... one more question: &nbsp;do you know where I can find a physics-engine for the Mac? &nbsp;So far all I can find are .dlls...<br />

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Oops... one more question:  do you know where I can find a physics-engine for the Mac?  So far all I can find are .dlls...


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both ode &amp;&nbsp;bullet are available for mac, as far as i know .. probably you have to compile it yourself ..
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both ode & bullet are available for mac, as far as i know .. probably you have to compile it yourself ..

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OK... thanks again...<br />
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R<br />

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Can anybody point me to some books, documentation or code that will explain how to draw tumbling dice type objects?
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Can anybody point me to some books, documentation or code that will explain how to draw tumbling dice type objects?

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