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      NewETown
      last edited by

      Hello,

      First time poster here, I just saw SketchyPhysics yesterday and I'm having a blast using it. I was looking around for a way to export my files but I couldn't find anything, so I searched on the forums. I saw a post from a while back saying that exporting would be available in SP3. Excellent! So my question is, what kind of exporting. Say I want to load my SP file into the google MilkTruck thing (where you drive around and jump mountains and whatnot) and I wanted to retain all of the properties that I applied to my object. Will this be possible?

      Another thought, is it possible to change the physics (collision detecting, breaking things, etc) within the Milk Truck API? Or does anyone know of a plugin/program/group that's doing so? It would be cool to have some sort of milk truck wars or something but that requires a lot of collision testing and whatnot. Anyways, hope to hear back from someone!

      Everett

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        CPhillips
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        The export I mentioned was for animations. Mostly so they can be rendered.

        An exporter to some other physics system like Milk Truck would be tricky because the physics engines are different. I have no real plans for that right now.

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          Wacov
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          I always thought it'd be cool if sketchyphysics simulations could go full screen. Is it possible to export as an .exe?

          http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/cldetails?mid=3096a836877fb9af6cd8ad826e9017b8&prevstart=0

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            CPhillips
            last edited by

            Possible, but not likely soon. I would have to write a render.

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