QuarkPhysics
A 2D physics engine for games, simulating rigid bodies, soft bodies, and various physics models together.
What is QuarkPhysics?
QuarkPhysics is a 2D physics engine designed for video games, simulating both rigid bodies and soft bodies within a unified framework. It solves the problem of creating realistic physics interactions—like collisions, joints, and deformable objects—in 2D game environments. The engine provides a game-oriented API with features such as raycasting, collision filtering, and performance optimizations.
Game developers and hobbyists building 2D games who need integrated physics simulation for rigid and soft body interactions. It's particularly suited for those using C++ and seeking a dedicated 2D physics solution.
Developers choose QuarkPhysics for its specialized focus on 2D game physics, combining rigid and soft body simulations in one engine with a simple, consistent API. Its pixel-based units and game-specific features offer a tailored alternative to more general-purpose physics libraries.
Overview
A 2D Soft Body and Rigid Body Physics Engine.
Use Cases
Best For
- Simulating rigid body physics like collisions and joints in 2D games
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