How gravity was implemented in UNITY 3D game engine
The basic of gravity was implemented using the collider. Could you explain how the gravity was implemented.
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The basic of gravity was implemented using the collider. Could you explain how the gravity was implemented.
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Your question is not clear. Can you be a little more specific what you are asking?
– Ali Kanat
Nov 20 at 14:49
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Pretty sure Unity uses Physx for 3D physics (and Box2D for 2D physics).
– Draco18s
Nov 20 at 15:57
Curious, why is Unreal Engine 4 being tagged if you are making a statement about Unity?
– Eddge
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The basic of gravity was implemented using the collider. Could you explain how the gravity was implemented.
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The basic of gravity was implemented using the collider. Could you explain how the gravity was implemented.
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Vyshak Puthusseri
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edited Nov 20 at 20:54
Eddge
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edited Nov 20 at 20:54
Eddge
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edited Nov 20 at 20:54
Eddge
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1,264916
asked Nov 20 at 14:17
Vyshak Puthusseri
1278
asked Nov 20 at 14:17
Vyshak Puthusseri
1278
asked Nov 20 at 14:17
Vyshak Puthusseri
1278
1278
Your question is not clear. Can you be a little more specific what you are asking?
– Ali Kanat
Nov 20 at 14:49
1
Pretty sure Unity uses Physx for 3D physics (and Box2D for 2D physics).
– Draco18s
Nov 20 at 15:57
Curious, why is Unreal Engine 4 being tagged if you are making a statement about Unity?
– Eddge
Nov 20 at 16:50
add a comment |
Your question is not clear. Can you be a little more specific what you are asking?
– Ali Kanat
Nov 20 at 14:49
1
Pretty sure Unity uses Physx for 3D physics (and Box2D for 2D physics).
– Draco18s
Nov 20 at 15:57
Curious, why is Unreal Engine 4 being tagged if you are making a statement about Unity?
– Eddge
Nov 20 at 16:50
Your question is not clear. Can you be a little more specific what you are asking?
– Ali Kanat
Nov 20 at 14:49
Your question is not clear. Can you be a little more specific what you are asking?
– Ali Kanat
Nov 20 at 14:49
1
1
Pretty sure Unity uses Physx for 3D physics (and Box2D for 2D physics).
– Draco18s
Nov 20 at 15:57
Pretty sure Unity uses Physx for 3D physics (and Box2D for 2D physics).
– Draco18s
Nov 20 at 15:57
Curious, why is Unreal Engine 4 being tagged if you are making a statement about Unity?
– Eddge
Nov 20 at 16:50
Curious, why is Unreal Engine 4 being tagged if you are making a statement about Unity?
– Eddge
Nov 20 at 16:50
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For 3D physics, Unity uses PhysX, which is an Nvidia developed, propriety physics system. You can learn much more about it from Nvidia.
Here are the docs: https://docs.nvidia.com/gameworks/content/gameworkslibrary/physx/guide/Manual/Index.html
Unity used an older version of this prior to their latest 2018.3 betas.
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For 3D physics, Unity uses PhysX, which is an Nvidia developed, propriety physics system. You can learn much more about it from Nvidia.
Here are the docs: https://docs.nvidia.com/gameworks/content/gameworkslibrary/physx/guide/Manual/Index.html
Unity used an older version of this prior to their latest 2018.3 betas.
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For 3D physics, Unity uses PhysX, which is an Nvidia developed, propriety physics system. You can learn much more about it from Nvidia.
Here are the docs: https://docs.nvidia.com/gameworks/content/gameworkslibrary/physx/guide/Manual/Index.html
Unity used an older version of this prior to their latest 2018.3 betas.
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For 3D physics, Unity uses PhysX, which is an Nvidia developed, propriety physics system. You can learn much more about it from Nvidia.
Here are the docs: https://docs.nvidia.com/gameworks/content/gameworkslibrary/physx/guide/Manual/Index.html
Unity used an older version of this prior to their latest 2018.3 betas.
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For 3D physics, Unity uses PhysX, which is an Nvidia developed, propriety physics system. You can learn much more about it from Nvidia.
Here are the docs: https://docs.nvidia.com/gameworks/content/gameworkslibrary/physx/guide/Manual/Index.html
Unity used an older version of this prior to their latest 2018.3 betas.
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Your question is not clear. Can you be a little more specific what you are asking?
– Ali Kanat
Nov 20 at 14:49
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Pretty sure Unity uses Physx for 3D physics (and Box2D for 2D physics).
– Draco18s
Nov 20 at 15:57
Curious, why is Unreal Engine 4 being tagged if you are making a statement about Unity?
– Eddge
Nov 20 at 16:50