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Work in Progress / Fizz! - Easy 2D Physics

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Matinuker
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Posted: 30th Jul 2005 11:20
sorry found it

Paf
Chris K
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Posted: 3rd Aug 2005 15:24
You know "paf" is slang for drunk in French.

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Peter H
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Posted: 15th Aug 2005 00:49 Edited at: 15th Aug 2005 00:49
you know you can get "paf" at McDonalds in france (there are a few other places around the world that also serve beer at McDonalds... )

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Kangaroo2 BETA2
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Posted: 24th Aug 2005 17:35
This is really awesome stuff! I know I am making a 3d game creator but I just love 2d stuff as well ( I built my own mame machine and also own a Metal Slug 2 and MArvel Vs Capcom Arcade units )

Seeing these kinds of physics in a 2d perspective opens up all knids of possibilities in my head. I will definitely take a more detailed look into this when I have more time.

Excellent work man

SoftMotion3D
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Posted: 30th Aug 2005 04:23
this is crazy!!!! ive never seen 2d physics
im realy excited about it and would love to try programming with your plug in......

good job

Now for a challenge......write a physics plugin for 3d.....im shure you will be able to sell that for shure
id buy it...
Scraggle
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Posted: 19th Sep 2005 16:01
Hey Chris ... Top Stuff!!

I've only just started playing around with physics, I thought I would start 2D for now and then maybe tackle the intricasies of Newton.

I would like to be able to change the value of gravity but I don't se an option available to do so in Fizz. Is there a way to do it? Maybe through Newton itself? Like I said I haven't tackled Newton yet so I don't know.

Good work though ... keep it up

Chris K
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Posted: 19th Sep 2005 21:00
To set gravity in Newton you need to do this:



You can use this function:



Scraggle
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Posted: 20th Sep 2005 14:06
Thanks mate

Matinuker
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Posted: 17th Dec 2005 22:12
"You know "paf" is slang for drunk in French."

I think that is why my sis' suggested it

Sorry for bumping.
Hawkeye
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Posted: 17th Dec 2005 22:20
What?


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Matinuker
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Posted: 18th Dec 2005 10:54
nvm ( I was commenting on posts from ages ago )
Polygon
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Posted: 23rd Dec 2005 23:03
Well, i'm having a problem with Fizz
Whenever i use 'MakePlayer' the screen turns completly blue, only showing the player(like you paste an image without turning of the backdrop).
The strange thing is(well, for me it is :p), i only have this problem with MakePlayer, all the create physics options work ....

Here's my code : offcourse without fizz.dba and media, since you don't need my images to compile the project :p



BTW , i also have a problem with jumping, can someone help me with that too ?
Chris K
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Posted: 24th Dec 2005 17:01
Oh god, it's been so long since I looked at this code I can barely remember it.

I think I'll redo it some time soon with DBPro's new built in physics stuff because Newton, although awesome, can be confusing.

I would really recommend trying to look into the physics yourself, just get the new 5.9 update and start experimenting!

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