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Dark GDK / Are there Physics in DARK GDK ???

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lego666
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I'm new to Dark GDK as well as to game programming, i hear about dark physics but only for dark basic pro, and i'm now working on a artillery game with dark gdk, for that reason i need physics to work on the projectile motion...
any suggestions????

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Rampage
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Posted: 4th Apr 2009 13:12
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DarkGDK uses standard ODE Physics Engine. As does DarkBASIC Professional.
If you purchase DarkPHYSICS, there will be a seperate download for a DarkGDK version in your Order History. Works fine for me.
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jezza
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GDK does not use ODE. It has no physics inbuilt. You can make a wrapper for a free physics engine, use DarkPhysics, or write your own using sparky's collision.
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Nevermind


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