pybox2d - 2.0.2b1
2D Physics Library for Python using Box2D
Ken Lauer
(kne)
Box2D is an open source physics engine written primarily for games. It's a purely 2D engine. Features include (as of 2.0.2) circles, up to 16-sided polygons, thin line segments, controllers (for buoyancy, gravity, etc.), basic breakable bodies, and pickling support. An easily extendable testbed for pygame and pyglet is available on the homepage.
For installing with the automated installer on Windows or OS X, see here.
For information on how to build from the source, see here.
(Screenshot: test_BezierEdges.py, bezier edges implemented using thin line segments)
For installing with the automated installer on Windows or OS X, see here.
For information on how to build from the source, see here.
(Screenshot: test_BezierEdges.py, bezier edges implemented using thin line segments)
Changes
Features a bit more Pythonic interface with lists/tuples usable in place of b2Vec2s, basic setuptools support, several major bug fixes, no more unexplained crashes during callbacks, several new testbed examples, and more.
For the full changelog, including some important code changes, see the development blog.
The testbed examples are no longer included in the installers, so please download them separately on the homepage.
Builds for other versions of Python (win32 2.4-2.6, OS X 2.5-2.6, Linux i686 2.4-2.5) are available on the homepage.
For the full changelog, including some important code changes, see the development blog.
The testbed examples are no longer included in the installers, so please download them separately on the homepage.
Builds for other versions of Python (win32 2.4-2.6, OS X 2.5-2.6, Linux i686 2.4-2.5) are available on the homepage.
Links
Releases
pybox2d 2.0.1b2 — 29 Apr, 2008
pybox2d 2.0.2b0 — 23 Oct, 2008
pybox2d 2.0.2b1 — 25 Feb, 2009