BEPUphysics

Yall know of any other libraries people might be trying to use in Unity that would benefit from this?

The forum is also the only avenue for feature requests right now, as per this thread https://forum.unity.com/threads/the-fut ... ck.633241/

I submitted a bug report. Unity QA did not treat it as a bug and recommended that I make a feature request in the forums. After going through the process with QA I believe the thread is our best bet. So it might be worth to go in, pick up the convo, talk about why you'd like to see it supported... h...

Noice!

And if you want Bepu v2 to be FAST in Unity roll on over here and corroborate necessity. https://forum.unity.com/threads/feature ... on.724775/

If you want Bepu 2 in Unity go vote to fix this bug here https://issuetracker.unity3d.com/issues ... ption-code

So It's actually pretty easy to get Bepu 2 working in Unity (2019+) now. However as Norbo already showed there is a breaking bug with Unity's JIT compiler, and Bepu 2 is very slow in Unity. So if you're making a game that doesn't have Box-Box collisions and can fiddle around until Unity fixes compil...

Disregard my last post. It's in there. Let me look more into it!

I still can't get Vector<T> in Unity. It doesn't seem to exist in Unity's many incarnations of the Numerics library.

Edit: This first post is irrelevant now... I'm just putting this here for maybe future use and save somebody the effort. It's mostly about unlocking C# 7.x in Unity but maybe we can add more info as it becomes relevant. Bepu v2 uses the latest C# 7.3 features, and though Unity has some C# 7.x featur...

This will be interesting, I'd love to see this developed. A loosely coupled Bepu v1 kinda defeats the purpose of using v1 at all in Unity. Watching your video, you may already know, but Unity does have c# features up to 7.2 if you enable them with an .rsp file. But v2 makes heavy use of 7.3 so it's ...

Yes bEPU engine, thank you. =D

Weeeeeeee!

I started using this program way back when it was first introduced and forgot all about it. It is pretty damn awesome though. I was just looking at the website and noticed they have a partnership with microsoft for XNA compatability. It uses a graphic tree interface like the materials editor in XSI ...

EVE Online is great.