Roman Cheplyaka wrote:
> I have not very deep knowledge about both NDP and physics engines.
I've done some physics simulation work for games. One could certainly
learn enough to be able to write a straightforward implementation in
that time. Broadphase collision detection is easy; narrowphase somewhat
more difficult; integration and interpenetration resolution would
consume the bulk of your time.
I very strongly doubt that one might both write a physics engine and
adapt it to compute anything interesting using NDP in the SoC time
frame. That's more like a meaty topic for a Masters thesis.
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