"The Bullet Physics Playground" is a Qt5 app, that allows you to simulate
physics objects in an OpenGL GUI with Lua scripting.
You can create OpenSCAD STL meshes on the fly, see this "Hello World!" demo
You can create gears, motors and hinges
Or simulate cars
Create marble runs
There's a POV-Ray export, so you can render animations derived from your
physics experiments
G+ community
Gitter chat
GitHub page
The Bullet Physics Playground was tested to run on Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04, a
Windows and Mac port would be nice, feel free to contribute and give it a
try.
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How powerful a PC do you need?
Admin - PM me if you need anything, or if I've done something stupid...
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MichaelAtOz, I'm running this on an older Thinkpad X200 and a newer Thinkpad
X220.
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