It seems there are two "jbullet" libraries, both with the same name ?
If this is correct what is the difference between them ?
This has been explained already somewhere but here we go:
- bullet is an open source physics engine
- jbullet is its java port
- jbullet-jme is the jme2 adapter for jbullet
- theres also the "jbullet implementation for jmePhysics2"
- and finally theres the physics in jme3 which also use jbullet and is based on "jbullet-jme"
Cheers,
Normen
Ok thanks, so "jbullet" is a java port of bullet…whereas jme-jbullet uses that same "jbullet" to implement physics in JME ?
Baune said:
Ok thanks, so "jbullet" is a java port of bullet..whereas jme-jbullet uses that same "jbullet" to implement physics in JME ?
Right. And jme3 has the same built in (in a slightly different form). Also, both implementations wrap jbullet in a way that makes it possible to switch to native bullet later.