physics experiment query

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2025-08-11 at 1:09 pm #84133

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Hi
Some student asked me few questions, I was not very much sure to answer so thought to refer here.

1. Can we simulate the pendulum in verge with physics?
2. Is the weight factor behavior is enough precise in verge? With in scene not outside of it?
3. Can we create a weight balance effect in Verge scene enough convincing?

Blender baked physics simulation is not to be considered here. It has to be purely with Verge 3D.

2025-08-11 at 4:54 pm #84134

xeon
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If you havent checked out the demos on the built in physics I would recommend you start there as they give you a good idea of what can be done.

If you played the pinball game long enough you will understand the physics engines limitations and if the project you are wanting to create will work.

Collision detection with basic primitives provides the best results which is why you can get some odd happenings with the pin ball game. But a simple pendulum or balance should be doable in V3D without issue

You can used other physics engines if you need more power for dynamic effects in V3D.

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2025-08-11 at 6:15 pm #84135

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xeon wrote:

You can used other physics engines if you need more power for dynamic effects in V3D.

Other physics engine in V3D? is that possible anyway?

2025-08-11 at 9:31 pm #84137

xeon
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There are many physics engines you could incorporate. V3D I believe the last time I checked uses Ammo.js but if you have an enterprise license and a dev team you can add just about any js physics engine to it.

Xeon
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