Jul
22
22
Awesome and realistic 3D Physics Engine
A physics engine is computer 3D software that provides an approximate simulation of certain simple physical systems. This video shows one of the most realistic engines I’ve ever seen. It’s called Lagoa Multiphysics 1.0 and was created by Thiago Costa and essentially simulates real-life physics in a completely realistic way. This demo shows a piece of charcoal breaking and spreading as it hits the ground.
Author: Fredrik Perman
Fredrik Perman is an experienced contracting/freelancing Designer in the fields of Product/Industrial Design, Graphic Design, Web Design and Development and 3D Illustration. His company The Product Farm also serves as a great resource as a good quality manufacturing supplier in various categories out of China.
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I like the cloth and rubber sheets the best… amazing math they have now days.
Looks like no site yet – http://lagoatechnologies.com/ – they must be getting ready for presenting at Siggraph next week! (notice all the traditional demo rabbits).