degac #1 I don't know if already spoken about, in case gave a look at this http://www.realmatter.com/It seems interesting...just wait for 2007 to see more.
Indiepath #3 Not a good physics demo since when the body is pulled to bits in the last sequence it manages to defy gravity and remain upright.
simonh #5 Not a good physics demo since when the body is pulled to bits in the last sequence it manages to defy gravity and remain upright. What? They've obviously fixed it into position so they can showcase the deforming and fracturing bits.
Leiden #6 It would be better if when the leg was pulled off it fell over, or when the arm was pulled it stumbled in that direction. Just like something real.
Picklesworth #9 Very neat stuff.The real-time demo even runs smoothly on my computer!Yep, the body that doesn't fall is fixed into its position, unfortunately. It's probably safe to assume that these things don't stand up very well yet.