In the previous chapters, you learned about the anatomy of physics simulation in games. We have explored various sections of the Physics engine, including its integration with games and playing with the basics of the game engine. You have learned the ways to create static and dynamic bodies as well. Now, in this chapter, our major focus will be on adding some more reality to games by the advanced level of physics integration. This includes playing with lots of physics bodies tied together with joints. You will also learn the ways to detect the collision between two physics bodies. The overall agenda will be to create a mini game in the chapter, which will hold together all the recipes and will help in better understanding of these sections. The game will be divided into three the following parts:
Creating the game holding a physics world with some physics bodies
Then we will move forward and join those physics bodies with various types of joints
Then, finally, you will learn various...