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Do you know PEEL's PhysX edition ?
This is scene 113 featuring a controllable Lego Technic Buggy made of rigid bodies and regular joints (no articulations). You can hide any of the parts to see the simulated mechanism underneath.
Physics + Lego = 😍
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Pierre Terdiman retweeted
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I'd welcome introductions, leads, or a repost to help spread the word ❤️
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Looks like PhysX 5.9.0 is available here: github.com/NVIDIA-Omniverse/…
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PhysX benchmarking: remember that the default CPU dispatcher mode (eWAIT_FOR_WORK) can sometimes add a somewhat large overhead.
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Something bad must have happened there to earn that name... 😅
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Speaking of which.....
Not really what I see in PEEL but hey, more results.
Physics Arena 0.1.0 is out!
I made public benchmark project for comparing physics engines across different scenarios (only one for now :p)
early results: BEPU is extremely strong single-threaded
Unity DOTS Physics scales very well with multithreading
more cases coming
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It was not running out-of-the-box (pun) for <reasons> so I asked Claude. Here's what I get for 16 threads. It approximately matches the i7 results.
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My Bepu2 plugin for PEEL is based on Ross Norby's own "Abomination interop" (what a name)...
... which surprisingly already contained a "copytopeel" script :)
I guess I am 3 years late.
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Bepu2 plugin submitted. Tell me what I missed!
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