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MULTI OBJECT TYPE COLLISION
Created a system where different types of objects (e.g. cloth, skin, fats, fluid) can interact with one another seamlessly
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Created a system where different types of objects (e.g. cloth, skin, fats, fluid) can interact with one another seamlessly. Implemented using Microsoft XNA 2.0.


Video showing how different object types can interact with one another
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