With the success of iOS games like Angry Birds and its flocks of imitators, there are lots of people looking at creating physics-based games, so I decided to try and create a simple demo using OpenGL ES and the Bullet physics engine.
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Sneaky peek: Physics on iOS
I’ve recently been experimenting with the Bullet physics library on iOS. It’s a great way of adding 3d collision detection and realistic looking movement to your OpenGL apps and games. I’m working on a full blog post with all the details, but in the meantime, here’s a quick look at what I’ve been doing: a simple 2.5d ragdoll character running on the iPad simulator.
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