Jelly Bricks

[cheesetacos234]

Ever since i learned about phun I wanted jelly bricks like a squishiness slider on the materials menu, I was expecting it in algodoo but it wasn't there "you disappointed me Mr !"

[Rhett97]

soft/breakable objects might be implemented in the future..

[Physicsguy]

Yep.

For now, you can make a block with very low density and put a non-colliding dense block inside of it (fixate)... It's the same principle as a land boat.

Check this out:

Hoverbase

phunbox1 (Physi

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[cheesetacos234]

well, what i want is a brick that bends and squishes

[RicH]

You have no idea how many times this has been suggested before..

[Fujitsu]

I do believe that I have read somewhere that Emil actually really wants to implement this feature.

[RicH]

http://www.phunland.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1117&p=1

* Soft/breakable objects: Will need a lot of work, but I really want this feature in Phun, so expect it at some (distant) point in time.

[izacque]

If emil adds this, super! until then, make a soft body with springs

[standardtoaster]

Or multiple hinges.

[Sniperkasa]

toaster hinges have one bad thing... they dont "deform", they allways tend to get back into shape..

[standardtoaster]

True, but they're the closest thing we have to softbodies.

[izacque]

hmm, deform... what if you want a super soft object that always goes back to its shape (like un-breakable jello), or what if you want a non-springy soft body that was non the less moldable (like playdough).
Maybe two sliders: malleability and (for lack of the correct term) shape-retention

[Fujitsu]

(for lack of the correct term) shape-retention

Elasticity/plasticity?

[Sniperkasa]

Fujitsu thats what it generally means.. I hope 0.0 or then my physics tests all screwed upp a while ago