PhysicsJS - A modular, extendable, and easy-to-use physics engine for javascript
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JavaScript Physics Engines Comparison - Build New Games
In this article we will take a look at three popular Javascript physics libraries and one that is currently in development: box2dweb, Ammo.js, JigLibJS, and Cannon.js. For each one, a quick introduction will be given and then the library will be rated based on ease of use, performance, and feature set. Though it is possible to run any of these libraries without a visual representation, that isn’t
Box2DJS - Physics Engine for JavaScript
Left-click to create an object. Right-click to show next example. What's this Box2DJS is a JavaScript port of Box2D Physics Engine. To tell the truth, this is converted from Box2DFlashAS3_1.4.3.1 in an automatic manner. (The reason why not Box2DFlashAS3_2.0.0 based is simply because I overlooked the renewal.) How to use Download a zip file and extract it. Copy js/ and lib/ directories from the ext
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