Physics 101 #3: Solvers
The term “solver” in the physics simulation realm usually refers to an algorithm devised to solve (hence their name) a problem, usually expressed as a […]
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Obi 3.2: What’s new
In this post we give you a heads up on the much needed collision system overhaul in Obi 3.2
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Obi Rope 3 for Unity: what’s new
Obi Rope 3.0 is compatible with Obi Cloth 3 and Obi Fluid 3. It inherits all the improvements made to the core solver as part of the […]
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Memory alignment… run, you fools!
Memory alignment is probably a quite obscure matter for most C/C++ programmers. It was obscure for me too, that is, until I began writing Obi a couple […]
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Physics 101 #2: Rigid bodies
In the previous post we talked about models, integrators, and solvers. Now we will try to get our hands dirtier with an actual example: the typical rigidbody […]
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Physics 101 : Understanding physics simulation
In my experience, most people working with physics simulations (for a game, or a movie) don´t really understand what is going on underneath, so their […]
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Embed Maya Native UI Objects in PySide2 (Maya 2017+)
With the new versions of PySide2 and Qt5 in Maya 2017+ the way of embedding a Maya native user interface into a PySide2 widget is […]
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Obi Fluid 3 for Unity: what’s new
An in-depth article about the new version of Obi for Fluids in Unity.
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Obi 3 and Obi Cloth 3 for Unity: News
Obi Cloth 3.0 has been released and we wanted to give you a heads up on what’s new, what’s changed and why it took so […]
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