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Oimo Physics!?


joshcamas
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Hello!

 

I've been trying to get Oimo working, and all I've managed to do is a very basic imposter and compound imposter.

 

My question is...

 

what does Babylon support for Oimo at the moment? joints? motors?

 

I can't seem to find any documentation on this, and would be grateful for answers. :3

 

Thanks!

 

EDIT: Also, is it possible to have collisions without having physics? Thanks again!

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Hi,

Our collision engine is natively embedded in our Babylon.js engine. You check the tutorials on github or on the playground: http://www.babylonjs.com/playground No need for physics engine.

About Oimo, Temechon has done the plugin for us. You can read his code here: https://github.com/BabylonJS/Babylon.js/blob/master/Babylon/Physics/Plugins/babylon.oimoJSPlugin.js and check our online demo to discover features: http://www.babylonjs.com/index.html?physics

David

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Ok, so how would one create something like a player...

 

I tried making a sphere for the physical properties, then a cube as the collision stuff, then connecting these.

 

But that just ends up weird when you run into something and you fly into the air...

 

So how should I create an actual player or creature? And also use movement? Thanks!

 

EDIT: As I'm testing more and more things, the more confused I'm getting!

 

Is it possible to have a mesh with gravity and collisions enabled, but not have fancy bouncy engine? I don't want a player that is bouncy or gets rolled over or anything!

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Here is how you can do:

var meshPlayer = actor || creature:// Player collision and gravitymeshPlayer.ellipsoid = new BABYLON.Vector3(0.5, 1, 0.5));meshPlayer.ellipsoidOffset = new BABYLON.Vector3(0, 3, 0);meshPlayer.applyGravity = true;var VitessePerso = 8; // Speed run  (walk = speed  = 4 or 3)var gravity = 0.15;var forward = new BABYLON.Vector3(parseFloat(Math.sin(parseFloat(meshPlayer.rotation.y))) / VitessePerso, gravity , parseFloat(Math.cos(parseFloat(meshPlayer.rotation.y))) / VitessePerso); // forwardvar backwards= forward.negate(); // backmeshPlayer.moveWithCollisions(forward or backwards); // move player with collision and gravity.// CollisionGround.checkCollisions = true; // the ground get collisions.House.checkCollisions = true; // the house get collisions.Wall.checkCollisions = true; // the wall get collisions.
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Sorry to bother you again, but could you have a playground example for this? I'm not getting it to work. :S

 

http://www.babylonjs.com/playground/#1NEYPW

 

This physics confusingness is really turning me off towards Babylon - it seems like the top "problem" with the engine... too many plugins, along with confusing collision stuff... D:

 

If someone could like show some code on how to make a character move around and have collisions and everything, that'd be bomb.

 

:D

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