the Inspector and from scripts • Accessing user input from scripts - Collision detection and rigid bodies - Implementing multiple scenes to create a multi-level game and passing objects along - Basic currPosition + movement; } Now, how do we actually move our player? We need to access the player's rigid body in order to do that (yes, we could just move the transform like we did with the coins, but in simulation with velocity, gravity, etc, so we need to use the rigid body instead). We need to create a variable to store our rigid body and put the Rigid Body component in it (at the start of our script, for

and displacement mapping improvements. 2.37 – June 2005: Transformation tools and widgets, soft bodies, force fields, deflections, incremental subdivision surfaces, transparent shadows, and multi-threaded – December 2005: Full rework of armature system, shape keys, fur with particles, fluids, and rigid bodies. ### 2.41 – January 2006: Lots of fixes, and some Game Engine features. ### 2.42 – July 2006: includes rounding, new add-ons, and over 200 bug fixes. ### 2.66 – February 2013: Dynamic topology, rigid body simulation, improvements in UI and usability (including retina display support), Cycles now supports

• Drivers • Markers • Shape Keys • Motion Paths • Physics • Introduction • Rigid Body • Cloth • Soft Body • Fluid • Particle System • Dynamic Paint and displacement mapping improvements. 2.37 – June 2005: Transformation tools and widgets, soft bodies, force fields, deflections, incremental subdivision surfaces, transparent shadows, and multi-threaded – December 2005: Full rework of armature system, shape keys, fur with particles, fluids, and rigid bodies. ### 2.41 – January 2006: Lots of fixes, and some Game Engine features. ### 2.42 – July 2006:

• Drivers • Markers • Shape Keys • Motion Paths • Physics • Introduction • Rigid Body • Cloth • Soft Body • Fluid • Particle System • Dynamic Paint and displacement mapping improvements. 2.37 – June 2005: Transformation tools and widgets, soft bodies, force fields, deflections, incremental subdivision surfaces, transparent shadows, and multi-threaded – December 2005: Full rework of armature system, shape keys, fur with particles, fluids, and rigid bodies. ### 2.41 – January 2006: Lots of fixes, and some Game Engine features. ### 2.42 – July 2006:

and displacement mapping improvements. 2.37 – June 2005: Transformation tools and widgets, soft bodies, force fields, deflections, incremental subdivision surfaces, transparent shadows, and multi-threaded – December 2005: Full rework of armature system, shape keys, fur with particles, fluids, and rigid bodies. ### 2.41 – January 2006: Lots of fixes, and some Game Engine features. ### 2.42 – July 2006: includes rounding, new add-ons, and over 200 bug fixes. ### 2.66 – February 2013: Dynamic topology, rigid body simulation, improvements in UI and usability (including retina display support), Cycles now supports

Constraints - Actions - Drivers - Markers - Shape Keys - Motion Paths - 物理 - 介绍 - Rigid Body - Cloth - Soft Body - Fluid - Particle System - Dynamic Paint - Forces - Collision and displacement mapping improvements. 2.37 -- June 2005: Transformation tools and widgets, soft bodies, force fields, deflections, incremental subdivision surfaces, transparent shadows, and multi-threaded -- December 2005: Full rework of armature system, shape keys, fur with particles, fluids, and rigid bodies. ### 2.41 -- January 2006: Lots of fixes, and some Game Engine features. ### 2.42 -- July 2006:

Constraints - Actions - Drivers - Markers - Shape Keys - Motion Paths - 物理 - 介绍 - Rigid Body - Cloth - Soft Body - Fluid - Particle System - Dynamic Paint - Forces - Collision and displacement mapping improvements. 2.37 -- June 2005: Transformation tools and widgets, soft bodies, force fields, deflections, incremental subdivision surfaces, transparent shadows, and multi-threaded -- December 2005: Full rework of armature system, shape keys, fur with particles, fluids, and rigid bodies. ### 2.41 -- January 2006: Lots of fixes, and some Game Engine features. ### 2.42 -- July 2006:

Ctrl + T $ ). • A Convex Hulled Object can also be used. ## Rigid Body 1. Go to the Physics tab in the Properties area. 2. Click on Rigid Body to enable this modifier. a) Set a mass adequate for your have chosen Havok Collision proceed to choosing an appropriate shape for your collision. c) Add a Rigid Body modifier. 2. Go to Collision Settings and follow the steps indicated there: a) Start by enabling Export: new settings for Oblivion to control rigid body parameters and material • Export: calculation of mass, center of gravity, and inertia tensor in rigid body, which is useful for non-static clutter

triangulated(Ctrl + T). • A Convex Hulled Object can also be used. ## Rigid Body 1. Go to the Physics tab in the Properties area. 2. Click on Rigid Body to enable this modifier. (a) Set a mass adequate for your have chosen Havok Collision proceed to choosing an appropriate shape for your collision. (c) Add a Rigid Body modifier. 2. Go to Collision Settings and follow the steps indicated there: (a) Start by enabling Export: new settings for Oblivion to control rigid body parameters and material • Export: calculation of mass, center of gravity, and inertia tensor in rigid body, which is useful for non-static clutter

- Actions - Drivers - Markers - Shape Keys - Motion Paths - 物理 - 介紹 - Rigid Body - Cloth - Soft Body - Fluid - Particle System - Dynamic Paint - Forces and displacement mapping improvements. 2.37 -- June 2005: Transformation tools and widgets, soft bodies, force fields, deflections, incremental subdivision surfaces, transparent shadows, and multi-threaded -- December 2005: Full rework of armature system, shape keys, fur with particles, fluids, and rigid bodies. ### 2.41 -- January 2006: Lots of fixes, and some Game Engine features. ### 2.42 -- July 2006: