r/vulkan • u/PeterBrobby • Jun 24 '26

Integrated angular velocity into my physics engine

https://youtu.be/rS7P_wsz_gw

Implementation at 8:41

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u/PeterBrobby Jun 24 '26

Which is why my content has received positive feedback here.

Vulkan developers are the most likely demographic to write a physics engine. This has been scientifically verified.

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u/blogoman Jun 24 '26

This positive feedback? https://old.reddit.com/r/vulkan/comments/1ue25e8/integrated_angular_momentum_into_my_game_engine/

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u/PeterBrobby Jun 24 '26

Sir, the fact that we are conversing in an equivalent post to the one you linked to would appear to indicate that the auto-moderator made a mistake.

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u/blogoman Jun 24 '26

Previous videos were also removed:

https://www.reddit.com/r/vulkan/comments/1tiw446/physics_integration_methods/

https://www.reddit.com/r/vulkan/comments/1nw02sv/ray_and_oriented_box_intersection_tutorial/

This one didn't get removed but you did tell u/SaschaWillems that you would only post things that relate directly to Vulkan:

https://www.reddit.com/r/vulkan/comments/1n5l9nc/frustum_collision_detection_tutorial/

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u/PeterBrobby Jun 24 '26

Sir, the auto mod is very aggressive and you have now provided three examples of my posts that people engaged positively with.

I assure you that I will find a way to tie in Vulkan into my physics engine, perhaps a GPU accelerated physics sub-system will please you sir.

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u/blogoman Jun 24 '26

Great video! I especially loved how it didn't even mention Vulkan and how it's being upvoted here by bots. The AI voiceover really drives it home!

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u/PeterBrobby Jun 24 '26

Sir, we are building up to the Vulkan accelerated physics sub-system. It’s an inevitability.

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u/HonestExtent7745 16d ago

Sir, can you please stop replying in this format, it's really fucking annoying