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A fake chain simulation written using Microsoft XNA 3.0. It is meant to mimic a rigid body simulation by using a cheaper alternative: a soft body simulator. Length constraints are used to maintain the distances between the chain segments, which makes the whole chain look like it is undergoing some kind of collision handling.
Video showing the fake chain simulation in action
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Skeel Leeskeel@skeelogy.com
Worked at Wētā FX, Digital Domain 3.0, Sony Pictures Imageworks, MPC, Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), Double Negative
I am a Technical Director with strong interests in both tech and art. My life evolves round VFX, photography, software engineering, tools programming and generally anything that looks / sounds cool.
I have done a variety of CG programming, including fluid sims, muscles, soft/rigid bodies, raytracing etc. These knowledge complement the visual works that I do as a TD in VFX.
I was interviewed by The Straits Times in May 2014 for my VFX work in X-Men: Days of Future Past.
Copyright © 2003-2024 Skeel Lee. All works are original ones by Skeel, unless otherwise stated.
Listen, I really need to know how to do this, could you please spare some coding instructions?
Hey! I’ve actually written a soft body physics tutorial that teaches you how to do it from scratch in XNA: http://cg.skeelogy.com/introduction-to-soft-body-physics-in-xna/. Comes complete with source codes!