3D Domino Simulator 1.0 created by hanson

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    hanson

    Added: 29 August 2009
    Created by: hanson
    Version: 1

    Game description: Frustrated from bumping an almost finished domino chain? This program is for you! With intuitive path-based design table and real-time interactive 3d simulation, you can't go wrong! Physics demonstrate th... (more)

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    len8946

    Domino Madness!!!
    Added: 29 August 2009
    Created by: len8946

    Pros: Good graphics intuitave gameplay styl...
    Cons: No background sound

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    1. marvz

      marvz said 3 months ago

      they drop slowwwwwwwwwwwww, not realistic.

    2. Simply the Best Games

      Simply the B... said about 1 year ago

      hey go to global game settings, other, game prossess priority, set it to highest. This makers it have a higher fps

    3. hanson

      hanson said about 1 year ago

      @Lumpy25 - What do you mean by did I only use the given code? The physics engine itself is Newton Game Dynamics through my wrapper, GMNewton. Everything else I programmed myself.

    4. hanson

      hanson said about 1 year ago

      Thanks everyone! And yes, the framerate can get low when there are a lot of bodies to be simulated. It really depends on the power of the computer and such.
      @Spyro543- Great suggestion! If I update this, I'll try to remember to add that :)

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