Comments on: TrueVision3D http://www.bartkuipers.com/bart All about images, captured and computer generated Thu, 12 Apr 2012 21:04:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Bart Kuipers http://www.bartkuipers.com/bart/tv3d/#comment-255 Bart Kuipers Thu, 12 Apr 2012 21:04:05 +0000 http://www.bartkuipers.com/bart/#comment-255 Thanks for checking in here :). I get e-mails when someone posts on my blog, so I'll be able to answer fairly quickly. I've never used PhysX 3 yet. I think you'd probably get a better answer on the TV3D forums, since I know people have done this with other physics engines. I'm not sure I'll be writing network, AI or scene management posts soon, I'm kind of on a different path at the moment, but I'll be coming back to programming 3D every now and then, since it's simply the most entertaining and inspiring way of programming. If I've worked on some kind of backend, there's nothing more satisfying then program a shader that just gives you visuals in about 10 lines of code! I do have a couple posts pending at the moment, since I did write some articles for school, which are quite applicable here, so be sure to check in again :). So to summarize it: I'd advise you to go to the TV3D forums, since I've never done PhysX myself. Greets, Bart Thanks for checking in here :) . I get e-mails when someone posts on my blog, so I’ll be able to answer fairly quickly.

I’ve never used PhysX 3 yet. I think you’d probably get a better answer on the TV3D forums, since I know people have done this with other physics engines.

I’m not sure I’ll be writing network, AI or scene management posts soon, I’m kind of on a different path at the moment, but I’ll be coming back to programming 3D every now and then, since it’s simply the most entertaining and inspiring way of programming. If I’ve worked on some kind of backend, there’s nothing more satisfying then program a shader that just gives you visuals in about 10 lines of code!

I do have a couple posts pending at the moment, since I did write some articles for school, which are quite applicable here, so be sure to check in again :) .

So to summarize it: I’d advise you to go to the TV3D forums, since I’ve never done PhysX myself.

Greets,
Bart

]]> By: Juggernaut http://www.bartkuipers.com/bart/tv3d/#comment-254 Juggernaut Thu, 12 Apr 2012 19:14:55 +0000 http://www.bartkuipers.com/bart/#comment-254 Hello, Very great tutorials. I was looking for tutorials of how to use the recent version of PHYSX 3 with TV3D ....... hope you could help. Also tutorials on writing game Network,AI and scene management structure will be appreciated by the TV3D users like me. Hope you check your website/blog often, so that you can see my message :) Thanks, Hello,

Very great tutorials. I was looking for tutorials of how to use the recent version of PHYSX 3 with TV3D ……. hope you could help.

Also tutorials on writing game Network,AI and scene management structure will be appreciated by the TV3D users like me. Hope you check your website/blog often, so that you can see my message :)

Thanks,

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