If you have a Nintendo DS / DS Lite, and some method to run homebrew stuff, you might want to check this out:
It has some of the same functionality as the physics sketching app I posted a video about a while back, or in the Crayon Physics game you’ve probably seen around. You draw shapes – circles, rectangles, freehand. Hit play, and they come to life. Of course, being on the DS hardware, it has limited possibilities. Still, though, fun to play with.
ooh… just found a YouTube video of it in action:
New update is avilible:
Change log (thx GBAtemp)
* larger paper (3×3 screens) (very nice)
* scrolling using either D-Pad, ABXY, or pen (hold L or R)
* dual screen support (overview on top, zoomed view on bottom)
* open shapes (drawn shapes are only closed if the end is close to the start)
* Using the actual shape for picking => o more accidential deletions
* updated to box2d 2.0 (svn r20)
* using ds hw div/sqrt in box2d
* if simulation is behind time, 2 steps are performed at once => subjectively faster
* faster and better drawing code
* pins are hidden during simulation
Awesome, thanks for letting me know about the update.
i just got the newest version of PP where you can load and save your creations, so i made a website with a few of mine on there available for download if anyone is interested. thanks 🙂
site: http://www.freewebs.com/pocketphysics/index.htm