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If you need Peter to be involved, or think you might benefit from his advice, you'd be better off discussing development at SF. (I feel the same way about their forum setup, but oh well...)

That's quite an interesting topic. Thanks for sharing. Pls have a look at :

http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~da … dbody.html

You'll find something cool.

simulation rachat credit

Last edited by simulation11 (May 12, 2009, 7:39 pm)

And I saw nothing moving on the link

When I scrolled down I came across a number of AVI and MPG links.
Sadly, I don't have the right plugins for those particular formats, but it seemed my browser was trying at least :-)

While I also find it confusing when a really old thread is suddenly brought back to life, I understand how easy it is to do without realising it. :-)

Multiple times - even recently, I've gone to add a post to t thread somewhere, only to cheack first and see the post dates were 2005 or something.

The problem is that when someone first comes to a forum, there is a lot of really interesting "catching up" to do, and it all seems to be in the present from the point of view of the reader.

The only reliable way I can think of to stop zombie threads is to implement a timeout in the forum software itself.
Admins could unlock them if there were a good reason, but as you say, it almost always better to start a new thread anyway.

I'll ask Marc if there is any plugin available that can lock a thread after a predetermined amount of inactivity.

Cheers!
Nik

Nik777 wrote:

And I saw nothing moving on the link

When I scrolled down I came across a number of AVI and MPG links.
Sadly, I don't have the right plugins for those particular formats, but it seemed my browser was trying at least :-)

Oh -- Sorry, I had another look.... I did not realize, how long the page was and I wasn't paying attention to the links.

Yes, guess this is interesting.... I remember that simulations usually come down to rather simple equations but generate a vast number of individual calculations. Thanks to matrix commands (or what ever the right word for it is) those can be "mechanized" with a reasonabe amount of work.

AoI provides 4x4 - matrix commands that are adapted to handle coordinate transformations. For simulation some more general level nxn handlers need to be added... I suppose there is free code floating around somewhere....

BTW I find it a kind of interesting that "delt0r" started with fluids that I'd expect to be a lot harder to handle that rigid bodies.

Last edited by peteihis (May 17, 2009, 1:15 pm)

I can´t hear you!
Interesting topic - how about an animation about eehhhh - bowling?



Someone should close this one...