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TADS
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tv3d and physx
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July 27, 2011, 05:39:18 PM »
hi all... i ahve been working on making something work with tv3d and physx in vb.net...
i have both engines loading... and 2 meshes loaded into tv3d and created a goundplane and a box in physx (witch you cant see) but i want to know....
how do i get the position of the physx shapes so i can attach the tv3d mesh to it? i know you wont see anything that you make with physx in tv3d scene as its just a physics engine... thats why i want to attach a 3d model to it
any help on this would be brill
Kev
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Mithrandir
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Re: tv3d and physx
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July 27, 2011, 06:20:45 PM »
You have to move the meshes manually before you render them. The easiest way is to set the matrix.
There was a post about the integration of PhysX on the forum some time ago, search for it.
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