Whatever crossed my mindby Ian Qvist
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Game Development

Physics engines, collision detection, XNA, and building games.

Articles

26 articles · 2009–2012

2012

  1. Introduction to WP7 development and Farseer slides Game Development

2011

  1. XNA and Farseer Physics Engine 3.3 presentation at Nokia Game Development
  2. XNA 4.0 introduction Game Development

2010

  1. Benchmarking Box2D-based physics engines Game Development / Performance
  2. Optimizing performance on the Xbox 360 – part 2 Performance / Game Development
  3. Optimizing performance on the Xbox 360 – part 1 Performance / Game Development
  4. Farseer Physics Engine 3.1 released Game Development
  5. Tunneling explained Game Development / Algorithms
  6. Farseer Physics Engine 3.0 has been released! Game Development
  7. Broad and narrow phase collision detection systems Game Development / Algorithms
  8. The Ramer-Douglas-Peucker polygon simplification algorithm Game Development / Algorithms
  9. Physics engine series Game Development

2009

  1. Pseudo-orientation in Farseer Physics Engine Game Development / Algorithms
  2. 2D physics engine tutorial – part 3 Game Development / Algorithms
  3. User-managed games and automatic server checks Game Development
  4. 2D physics engine tutorial – part 2 Game Development / Algorithms
  5. 2D physics engine tutorial – part 1 Game Development / Algorithms
  6. Hybrid narrow phase using convexity detection Game Development / Algorithms
  7. Convex polygon-based collision detection Game Development / Algorithms
  8. New Farseer Physics Engine-based game – FreeGoo Game Development
  9. Raycasting explained Game Development / Algorithms
  10. New game using Farseer Physics – Zombies 2.0 Game Development
  11. Simulators and determinism Game Development / Algorithms
  12. New game using Farseer Physics Engine – Superspace Game Development
  13. Another game using Farseer Physics Engine – Square Off Game Development
  14. New game using Farseer Physics Engine – Ninjic Game Development