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PSEUDO SLINKY SIMULATION

Created a fake slinky simulation by mapping an alpha texture onto a cylindrical soft body

DATE	TYPE	EFFORT
Nov 2008	Soft Body Physics	Solo

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A fake slinky simulation written using Microsoft XNA 3.0 where the user can use the mouse to push it around. This is done simply by applying a simple alpha texture map onto a cylindrical soft body.

Video showing a fake slinky simulation in action

Tags: game physics, simulation, slinky, soft body physics, XNA

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Skeel Lee
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I have experience with physics simulation programming, character rigging and R&D on anatomical and deformable models. In my free time, I work on small personal projects such as casual games and tools development.

I am currently working at Double Negative Visual Effects in London.

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