Monthly Archives: February 2012

This is the second part of my post about what I’ve been working on lately. In the first part, I talked about data structures and serialization. In this post, I talk about the physics engine and object selection via mouse picking. For Ambienome’s physics engine, I’m using SquirL, a Common Lisp port of the popular [...]

Lately, I’ve been tackling several separate, but interconnected, systems in Ambienome: data structures, serialization, object selection, and the physics engine. These are complex topics, so I’ve written this in two parts. In this first part, I talk about data structures and serialization, and in the second part I talk about the physics engine and object [...]