Thanks for the info, someday i'll get around to digging into hlsl enough to actually understand...Seems like the PhysX SDK and Runtime distribution is now free - even for commercial usage.
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Hm, I wrote wrapper for Tokamak, then I worked on an integration of NewtonPhysics … am I going for HW support? Dunno, but now we have one more option and it can be interesting for some stuff to get HW boosted …
yes… yes I know, AngelOfDark … you heard that it is not working very stable … I keep that in mind, don’t worry ;)
