BEPUphysics

I have extracted the CharacterController from the BEPU demo and have it working in a different program. I have a collision listener on a StaticCollidable, and about 50% of the time when the character comes into contact with the volume it seems to be missing its entity. I'm using a InitialCollisionDe...

EDIT: Nevermind, I solved the problem on my end. The settings for my character were being setup wrong an gravity was turned off for the character. I'm trying to use the CharacterController from the demo in my own program, but running into an issue with physical character support. In SupportFinder it...

That's a possible solution, I'm just worried about the inconsistencies between positioning a cone that does have physics and one that doesn't have physics, they would end up in two different positions. But I guess the most accurate solution for the physics. It's a minor problem for now, but this is ...

Sounds good. Thanks for the prompt responses by the way. And I'm loving this engine, it definitely seems like the best choice for an XNA physics engine. For years I've been using JigLibX and it just wasn't cutting it. There were numerous bugs and missing features, and support for it stopped a long t...

Thanks for the help, your suggestion ended up working for me. One thing I should mention however is that the ModelViewer doesn't seem to be updating the water plane as it moves.

I'm curious how I could compensate by moving the cone without affecting the position of the render mesh, while also maintaining a proper center of gravity? The render and physics meshes must share the same position, altering one would alter the other. From my understanding of your answer I'd either ...

I've added support in my engine for cone primitives, but upon hooking up physics for it I noticed that the physics mesh for the cone did not line up with the render mesh. The cone, given the same height and width as a cylinder, is offset by about 25% of the height, upward. To make sure it wasn't som...

Thanks I've give this a shot when I get a chance.

My engine has water that moves up and down, like a tide. The fluid volume seems static, is there any way to change its position efficiently?

Thanks, that worked perfectly.

I have a terrain generated from a 1024x1024 heightmap. I have a parameter in engine that scales the position of each vertex by a user-defined amount, so that the world can be larger without requiring larger heightmap images and more memory. I need to be able to take a 1024x1024 heightfield array and...