BEPUphysics

Great, thanks for this... I have always been under the impression that to get him to ski down the hill in a truly physical way would be a major task in terms of stability. I will do as you recommend and try using a capsule based character for that part. I still am inclined to want to use the ragdoll...

Hi again, This game I'm working on is a skiing game, and I'm looking into ideas on how to implement a skier character for it. I've been interested in attempting a dynamic character approach, using the "ragdoll" and positioning the feet, hips, shoulders, hands and head, and letting BEPU fil...

So, after trying to solve this issue for too long, the only way I could seem to make it run smoothly is to use Game.IsFixedTimeStep=true. I really didn't want to do that though, I suppose I'll just have to live with the consequences of it (not sure what they are, but I initially set it to false beca...

Well, I added 10x more hamsters, it didn't seem to help... Maybe some of them are running in the wrong direction?

Thanks, In trying to reproduce this issue I have come to the conclusion that it's not BEPU that's at fault. It's XNA.... In the simple scenario where I was attempting to reproduce the issue, I didn't have a problem. It only seems to happen when lots of things are being rendered. Turning off vsync an...

-I already have too many hamsters already.. You have a point though, maybe they are hungry or thirsty or something.. -Simulation isn't running asynchronously, World.Update(elapsed) is just being called from the XNA Game.Update() method. -I don't think the simulation is lagging, there isn't much in t...

Hi there, Firstly I must say thanks to Norbo for BEPU! It's great.. I have been trying to get InterpolatedStates to work smoothly in my project with v1.1.0 of BEPU, but whatever I try, the result seems to not be smooth at all. In contrast, if I don't use InterpolatedStates and call Space.Update(), e...