a good physics API

[harry@dayfamilyweb]

is there a good physics API for java that is seangrath independent or suports java3D.
PS if anyone knew of an API that supported the new physX hardware wouild be good

[bahuman]

You can download the PhysX API on the Ageis (sp?) website, but you'll have to jump through some hoops, and you'll also have to do the java binding yourself.
People here recommended the JOODE to me, but so far I haven't gotten into any of the physics API's.

[harry@dayfamilyweb]

i have now also posted this question at http://forums.devx.com/showthread.php?p=459430#post459430 so as to get ansers from more pepole 

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[harry@dayfamilyweb]

now i have also posted at http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1419807#post1419807

[harry@dayfamilyweb]

I have now also posted at http://forums.devshed.com/java-help-9/java-physics-366026.html as well

[darkprophet]

is that something to be proud of? Are you seriously that intelligent that you refuse to do a quick search? Honestly...

DP

[harry@dayfamilyweb]

i did do a serch on yahoo i got weird annserss and APIs that have there own seangrath or do not use java 3d   
 

You can download the PhysX API on the Ageis (sp?) website, but you'll have to jump through some hoops, and you'll also have to do the java binding yourself.
People here recommended the JOODE to me, but so far I haven't gotten into any of the physics API's.

as for dooing a binding have absulotle know idea about how to make a binding and i only know java and HTML  thats all + i could not figure out which classes where whick and what they did when i downloaded the API + i am not exactly sure how to use native methods corectly i half get it  ??
PS now posted at http://forums.java.net/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=16669