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Introduction to jit.phys, Part 1

In this in-depth tutorial, you will learn to set up your first Jitter Physics world and work with rigid bodies to create simple motion simulation.

by Les Stuck on September 17, 2012

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wbreidi

Very clear and pedagogic tutorial. Thanks

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saxelectro

Very helpful !!

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Zebra

I just downloaded this program. I want to try some animations but...every tutorial seems to start with the assumption that I already have some knowledge about the program. For example, in this tutorial, you open something--I have no idea what you opened or how you opened it. Can I get a for dummies explanation?

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Les Stuck

Hi Zebra,
You might want to start with some basic Max tutorials. In the Help menu, choose "Max Tutorials" and do a few of them to get a feel for how Max works. Then you could try a few Jitter tutorials to get a feel for processing video in Max. The openGL coverage starts with Tutorial 30. Once you understand Max's openGL implementation, the animation tutorials will make more sense.

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michelez

got it...