PlayRho
A real-time oriented, platform independent 2D physics engine and library for interactive games and demos.
What is PlayRho?
PlayRho is a real-time oriented, platform independent physics engine and library designed for interactive 2D games and demos. It simulates physical behaviors like conservation of momentum and started as a port of Box2D to modern C++. The project emphasizes value semantics and conforms to C++ Core Guidelines.
Game developers and creators of interactive 2D simulations or demos who need a reliable, cross-platform physics engine built with modern C++.
Developers choose PlayRho for its focus on modern C++17 standards, cross-platform reliability, and commitment to value semantics and pure functions, making it a robust alternative to other 2D physics engines.
Overview
An interactive physics engine & library.
Use Cases
Best For
- Building 2D games with realistic physics interactions
- Creating interactive physics demos or simulations
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