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| - Gravity if you want sideways physics | - Gravity if you want sideways physics | ||
| - | Note: If you need an empty project as an easy way to get started, see how to use one from the [[http:// | + | Note: If you need an empty project as an easy way to get started, see how to use one from the [[http:// |
| First, here is a ball you can use which will bounce around the screen: | First, here is a ball you can use which will bounce around the screen: | ||
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| Not exactly exciting, but we do get a successful message when the balls collide. | Not exactly exciting, but we do get a successful message when the balls collide. | ||
| - | That takes care of demonstrating physics and gravity, and also collisions between object body parts. If you would like to experiment a little further with physics, collisions and resulting FX, feel free to move on to the [[en: | + | That takes care of demonstrating physics and gravity, and also collisions between object body parts. If you would like to experiment a little further with physics, collisions and resulting FX, feel free to move on to the [[en: |
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