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For the .NET ecosystem, there are currently very few options for physics engines, and many binding libraries lack support for non-Windows platforms, which makes the selection process quite frustrating. |
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Beyley
Sep 22, 2023
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We generally try to bind to industry standard cross platform APIs, and tmk there isnt really a single "standard" physics library with a C API, although bindings to one of the many that do exist may be a good fit for SilkCommunity, and we would love to onboard a set of physics engine bindings using our generator! |
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We generally try to bind to industry standard cross platform APIs, and tmk there isnt really a single "standard" physics library with a C API, although bindings to one of the many that do exist may be a good fit for SilkCommunity, and we would love to onboard a set of physics engine bindings using our generator!