BEPUphysics

Lol, thanks
Here's a pic for all your help:

Well, I was actually just Calling my RefreshShape function after every update to the terrain, and I still pull out a solid 60fps. void ApplyOperations(List<Operation> Operations) { for (int i = 0; i < Operations.Count; i++) { Operation op = Operations[i]; int VertexIndex = op.VertexX + op.VertexY * ...

So, I've made a terrain editor to help me make my game. Every time I apply a transformation, I set TerrainEntity.Shape.Heights[x, y] equal to the vertical position of my Vertex array. Now I need to get the Terrain to call OnShapeChanged after updating the Heights[], but I can't find a publicly expos...

Awesome! Bepu is just perfect!

Ok, hopefully this will have a quick easy answer. In my game I have doors, that slide up and down. When the player presses A on a door, it opens, he automatically walks through, then the door closes. I want to know what I should use for the collision with the door, as nothing will actually ever touc...

Awesome! So I can get modelling now.

I guess I'm going the "Several Huge static meshes per level" approach.

Thanks!

Ok, first of all let me say, bepu is amazing! It fulfills all my needs. I just have a couple of questions: 1 - Is it best to make levels out of static meshes or out of the collision primitives? ex: I could make the entire level (walls, ceiling, floors) in my 3d model editor, and load that mesh into ...