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DLL Talk / Nuclear Glory - should I get it?

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z_man
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Posted: 10th Apr 2007 16:12
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Hi

I am running into complex collision problems and I decided to find a 3rd Party collision extention. What I need to know is simple. Can NG (Nuclear Glory) handle more complex objects. From what I have gathered, you can only get colisions based on elipsoids, which can't even rotate to the object's direction. Would a way be to make a few spheres, one at the front, one in the middle, and one at the rear and use basic trig to calculate their positions based on an angle? On the other hand it seems extemely easy to use. Can anyone recommend it or tell me it's cons?

Thanks!

~ z_man ~
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Bozzy
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Posted: 12th Apr 2007 12:29
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I've found NG to be really slow when handling big complex objects, you could try Sparky's DLL, but its up to you

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The ARRAYinator
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sparky's and or newton will work fine



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Cash Curtis II
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Posted: 13th Apr 2007 15:47
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Sparky's is great. It supports box collisions, sphere, and complex objects as well. The collision boxes can rotate as well. It is very fast as well.


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