This is list of all functions and callbacks within Newton library by category.
== [[:Category:Newton World Control Functions]] ==
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using namespace scene;
* These two functions are callbacks. They are called when
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...he SDK. My OgreNewt library is pretty much a 1:1 conversion of the Newton functions into a class-based environment, so most of the function descriptions in the
...interact with other bodies in the scene. Bodies can have mass, size, and shape. Basically everything you want to be affected by physics calculations need
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In tutorial 105 we introduced the material Interface to create very basic scene with different materials integration between bodies.
...if can result in very complex set of function call back when a body has a shape that is composed of different parte the application want to act as differen
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NewtonCollision* shape;
shape = CreateNewtonBox (world, floor, 0);
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...ple, have a body with a mass and inertia torque like a box and (collision) shape like cylinder (or a "vehicle", or...), even if it may be pointles...
Usually you build up your scene using the generic collision primitives.
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NewtonCollision* shape;
// Create the material for this scene
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Function Scene Mesh is very much identical to any of the Scene mesh of previous tutorials with the exception that instead of using a big f
shape = CreateMeshCollision (world, floor, NULL);
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With this tutorial I introduce another popular collision shape called HeightField Collision.
Function CreateScene is very much identical to any of the Scene mesh of previous tutorials with the exception that instead of using a big f
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An important thing to remember is that if you are creating a box for a scene node, you need to set the initial position of this box to the initial posit
...ions]] [[Category:Newton 3 Functions]] [[Category:Collision Shape Creation Functions]]
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...[Category:User defined mesh shape functions]] [[Category:User defined mesh shape Callbacks]]
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...[Category:User defined mesh shape functions]] [[Category:User defined mesh shape Callbacks]]
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...without description]] [[Category:Scene shape functions]] [[Category:Scene shape Callbacks]]
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...without description]] [[Category:Scene shape functions]] [[Category:Scene shape Callbacks]]
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Creates a scene collision primitive.
* Pointer to the scene collision primitive.
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