+ New BulletSoftBody library: cloth, rope and deformable volumes, including interaction with rigid bodies. Thanks Nathanael Presson.
\n+ Added btSliderConstraint
\n+ Added Extras\/CdTestFrameWork, Thanks Pierre Terdiman
\n+ Added posix thread support (pthreads), Thanks Enrico.
\n+ Moved ConvexHull into Bullet\/src
\n+ Moved optional quickstep and box-box collision detector to Bullet\/src. Thanks Russell Smith for permission to re-distribute under the ZLib license.
\n+ Many bugfixes and improvements to BulletColladaConverter, btSubsimplexConvexCast, btMultiSapBroadphase, btOptimizedBvh<\/p>\n
Download full SDK source code and precompiled Windows and Mac OSX Universal binary demos from http:\/\/code.google.com\/p\/bullet\/downloads\/list<\/a><\/p>\n Wolfgang Engel developed the Oolong Engine 2<\/a> for iPhone, and initial Bullet support looks very promising. Unlike most other phones, the floating point performance of the iPhone is very good. Erwin<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" + New BulletSoftBody library: cloth, rope and deformable volumes, including interaction with rigid bodies. Thanks Nathanael Presson. + Added btSliderConstraint + Added Extras\/CdTestFrameWork, Thanks Pierre Terdiman + Added posix thread support (pthreads), Thanks Enrico. + Moved ConvexHull into Bullet\/src + Moved optional quickstep and box-box collision detector to Bullet\/src. Thanks Russell Smith for permission to … Continue reading Bullet 2.68 Physics SDK released: Soft Bodies and iPhone support<\/span>
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\nThanks everyone for the hard work and feedback,<\/p>\n