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Makes sure the body is removed from the world before deleting it so it will not mess with overlapping pair caches, proxies and so on. Patch by: Leandro Dorileo <dorileo@profusion.mobi> SVN revision: 76562 |
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README
EPhysics 0.1.0 ****************************************************************************** FOR ANY ISSUES PLEASE EMAIL: enlightenment-devel@lists.sourceforge.net ****************************************************************************** Requirements: ------------- Must: libc ecore (at least 1.2.99) ecore-evas (at least 1.2.99) evas (at least 1.2.99) bullet (at least 2.79) Optional: elementary (at least 1.0.99, required to build ephysics_test) EPhysics is a library that manages Ecore, Evas and Bullet Physics into an easy to use way. It's a kind of wrapper, a glue, between these libraries. It's not intended to be a physics library (we already have many out there). WARNING: if you are building Bullet Physics instead of using a package, use cmake build option. Autotools seems to be unmaintained. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ COMPILING AND INSTALLING: $ ./configure $ make (as root unless you are installing in your users directories): $ make install If elementary is installed, it will build and install a test application as well, that showcases EPhysics capabilites. Run $ ephysics_test to see these examples. It supports to launch a specified test on command line, like $ ephysics_test "Jumping Balls" Also, it can run only the test, avoiding the main menu, with parameter --test-win-only or -to (it must to be passed before the test name): $ ephysics_test -to Camera ---- DOCS To generate documentation, doxygen is required. $ make doc will create a ephysics/doc/html directory. You could start looking at index.html.