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Apart from the methods for [[ Collision detection ]], there's no real support for physics in jPCT. But you can use [http://jbullet.advel.cz/ JBullet] for example or any other physics library out there.
 
Apart from the methods for [[ Collision detection ]], there's no real support for physics in jPCT. But you can use [http://jbullet.advel.cz/ JBullet] for example or any other physics library out there.
There is a demo that shows JBullet in combination with jPCT on the demos page, but it's really a hack to make the JBullet example work with jPCT at a minimum effort. I think that some sources for this can be found in the forum.
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There is a demo that shows JBullet in combination with jPCT on the demos page, but it's really a hack to make the JBullet example work with jPCT at a minimum effort. There are some sources for this posted in the forum, but beware of the hackiness: [http://www.jpct.net/forum2/index.php/topic,1079.0.html Simple JBullet port]

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Physics

Apart from the methods for Collision detection , there's no real support for physics in jPCT. But you can use JBullet for example or any other physics library out there. There is a demo that shows JBullet in combination with jPCT on the demos page, but it's really a hack to make the JBullet example work with jPCT at a minimum effort. There are some sources for this posted in the forum, but beware of the hackiness: Simple JBullet port