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02-11-2005
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Is there any physics engines
I mainly looking this: http://www.vss.psu.edu/VSRC/images/P...Pickup_FEA.jpg
I mean is there any physics engines that supports...exsample Crashworthiness...like in the pic. It would be fun to test one pic-up and drive it over 160km/h in the wall. and see how badly it wrecks :lol: 
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02-11-2005
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Is there any physics engines
I'm in for the testing of such programs
 too bad i dont know any programs that do this... 
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02-12-2005
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Is there any physics engines
Hopely someone do know :wink:
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02-13-2005
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Is there any physics engines
More than likely no, that looks like a cool program but well I'm sure its no freebee by any means, and even if you did have it its probably pretty complicated as well, I doubt just sticking a 3ds or whatever model in there would do it.
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