Category:Computer physics engines

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These are computer programs that simulate Newtonian physics using parameters such as mass, gravity, friction and wind resistance to predict the motion of objects in a simulated world.

For more information, please see physics engine.

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Pages in category "Computer physics engines"

The following 39 pages are in this category, out of 39 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

Game physics Physics engine A Algodoo Algoryx Simulation AB B Box2D Bullet (software) C Chipmunk physics engine Collision detection CUDA D Digital Molecular Matter Dynamic simulation Dynamical simulation E Endorphin (software)

E cont. Euphoria (software) F Farseer Physics Engine Featherstone's algorithm H Havok (software) J JigLibX N Newton Game Dynamics Next Limit Technologies O OPAL (software) Open Dynamics Engine P Particle system Phun Physics Abstraction Layer AGX Multiphysics (physics engine)

P cont. Vortex (physics engine) Physics processing unit Physics2D.Net PhysX Phyz R Ragdoll physics Reactor (Havok) RealFlow S SOFA (Simulation Open Framework Architecture) Soft body dynamics Sweep and prune T Tokamak physics engine U Unigine

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