Pinball Physics

This is a complicated physics engine designed for Pinball games and the like.
It is still not finished, but it is in a workable state.
Press the mouse to add balls to the simulation

-Made a major change, everything is a lot smoother, and adding balls is faster
-Rolling physics works better

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Tags: simulation physics demo with-source pinball

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A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Sun Mar 15 20:01:00 UTC 2009

A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Sun Mar 15 20:02:14 UTC 2009

A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Tue Mar 17 16:39:09 UTC 2009

Ninto

2009/3/17

Looks much nicer!

A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Wed Mar 18 14:56:57 UTC 2009

mjrb4

2009/3/19

Seems to run much better now with lots of balls in the world - nicely done.

Builderboy2005

2009/3/19

Yeah, cause now I'm not giving a copy of the background to each ball ;)

mbread

2009/3/27

Very nice physics! Seems a little too bouncy against the bottom edges sometimes, when the balls seem to be traveling quite slowly beforehand. You could extend it to have some surfaces that are very bouncy (like the obstacles in the middle of a pinball game) and some which are less so (solid objects, as some areas of the boundary might be) - but that really depends on the nature of the game (I'm not a big pinballer myself...)

Builderboy2005

2009/3/27

Its true that sometimes in the rolling physics, the ball can be kicked up unexpectedly, but its a problem i'm trying to fix.