Qt3D physics aspect

Lassson

Hi! I'm trying to figure out the best way forward for building a game in the new Qt3D introduced in Qt 5.7.
Specifically I wonder if there exist a solution of how to apply physics in the new implementation of Qt3D.
If I understand the architecture correctly this should be done using an Aspect, but I can't find anyone containing physics yet so maybe that's for future releases.

If above assumptions are correct, am I supposed to create a QLogicAspect and call some third party library like for example Bullet Physics?
Or is there another way of doing this?

Thanks in advance!

SGaist

Hi and welcome to devnet,

This presentation might be of interest.

Hope it helps

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@SGaist Unfortunately the topic of physics based rendering is completely unrelated to what @Lassson asked. His question is about multibody dynamics.

SGaist

Right ! Something was telling me I was thinking about the wrong "aspect" of the question.

So the unofficial QtPhysics project might be of more interests.

Lassson

@SGaist: haha "aspect"... Nice. I've seen that and it's really cool though.

QtPhysics is interesting! I have stumbled upon it but in my confusion I've thought it was for the old Qt3D. But you're right it says Qt3D 2.x. I will give this a shot!

Thank you both! :)