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Updated Jun 17, 2011 by sir...@gmail.com

In Academia

  • Michal Sedlák's Simulation of 2D Physics of Objects Captured by Web Camera Using OpenCV and Box2D.

Libraries / Add-ons / Learning Utilities

Games

  • Bricks Knock Off Knock the bricks off the platform to win (pybox2d 2.1)
  • Nein is a 2D physics sandbox based around animal cruelty. Specifically, animal cruelty towards a cat.
  • pybotwar is a fun and educational game where players create computer programs to control simulated robots to compete in a battle arena
  • Torqueball is a cool single player platform/puzzle game with a level editor (help the author make levels)
  • The Bird-eating Macaque by cap (LD page)
  • Junktowers by Papper, his submission to the 48 hour solo game development competition Ludum Dare
  • NaN's "The day mom tied us together", fun and innovative little side scroller (with a cool intro) (PyWeek page)
  • tPhysics, a Multi-Touch Physics Sandbox. Video demo looks like fun! (should use b2PolygonDef.checkValues() to fix the polygon problems)
  • Mazes by benjamin.debski, a conversion of his old hand-drawn paper mazes into a game

Up and Coming

Some WIP projects to keep an eye on:

  • gerasene "For we are many - an AI tactics game for programmers"
  • boxfight-python Control a box which would fight against other box ala bumper car. Until you win.
  • Vizi "An aspiring digital-audio-workstation implemented in an unconventional manner" (note)
  • elemel's games: Nucleus (fast-paced puzzle game), Cannonball, Void (retro space shooter), Mortified (2D platform RPG)
  • adastra, by ddunwoody
  • Quadropus, a puzzle-platformer where the player must balance the use of four tentacles to solve a variety of environmental puzzles
  • littlepyballgame It's a little Python ball game...

Physics Jam Results 2008

The OLPC Physics jam took place on Aug 29-31, 2008. The results from the groups are here:

Others?

Please let me know if you use pybox2d in any of your projects, and I will gladly link to them here.

Comment by benjamin.debski@gmail.com, Dec 15, 2009

Hi Kne, I just started hosting my Mazes project on Google Code a few days ago, if you would like to add a link to it the address is: http://code.google.com/p/mazes/

I would also like to thank you for the time and effort you have put into pybox2d, without it my project would not have gotten this far. I would probably still be pulling out my hair trying to get my own collision detection system working ;) I look forward to future releases, keep up the good work.

-dabski


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