Soft Body Dynamics - Engines Supporting Soft Body Physics

Engines Supporting Soft Body Physics

  • Bullet 2.69
  • Carbon, by Numerion Software
  • CryEngine 3
  • Digital Molecular Matter
  • Havok Cloth
  • Maya nCloth
  • OpenTissue
  • OpenCloth - (http://code.google.com/p/opencloth) - A collection of source codes implementing cloth simulation algorithms as well as soft body dynamics in OpenGL.
  • Physics Abstraction Layer (PAL) - Uniform API, supports multiple physics engines
  • PhysX
  • Phyz (Dax Phyz)
  • SOFA (Simulation Open Framework Architecture)
  • Step
  • Syflex (Cloth simulator)
  • Unreal Engine 3
  • BeamNG - (http://beamng.com)

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