Recent content by Wook

It\'s not like we\'d need many, though; nonetheless, a good point. I\'m done

But still. Plenty of other game engines handle much more without the hassle. Most of the lag comes from rendering, and given that my computer (quite a crappy one) can run this at 200fps, I think they have room to spare. Just having 20 rigidbodies floating around at once shouldn\'t be a...

Obviously an alpha issue, common in a lot of engines, but it makes having a glass cockpit inconvenient. Maybe make a solid model for missiles as well? Given they\'re all transparent textures (as far as I can tell), there\'s literally nothing to see through glass.

Perhaps it would only split when shot off its original location. Like a ring around an engine or something... It would stay in place, but, say, a segment was shot off by being split at 2 ends... That piece would separate. That approach could work... And would likely be better for...

Then perhaps one should be able to create gravity wells or force fields to hold things in place within a ship, and should be able to form squadrons of multiple ships... Or there should be a way to make one ship into multiple via some \"extension core\" or something. I dunno, maybe I\'m the...

Yeah, I\'m with you. I\'m perhaps not so familiar with the power of the physics engine as I should be to make such propositions... However, there is the idea of particle-esque physics-- like in Kerbal Space Program. Ships will fly through space as a single particle, without necessarily...

Indeed, it\'d be nice if things could shatter. By things splitting in two, I didn\'t mean necessarily dynamic explosions-- just that when one part of a space ship was effectively split from the rest of it by having the blocks between them destroyed, that part would float away as a new physical...

Hi. I'm new here, so I'm sorry if I've missed something and these features are already planned/implemented/denied, but I didn't find anything, so... Anyway. I just thought that it might be good to expand the physics a bit. 1. Asteroids.- I may be wrong, but as far as I can tell asteroids...