Yes and no.  Yes, in the sense that Wonderlands can easily support
visualizing the results of physical simulation.  No, in the sense that you
might not get an interactive frame rate, depending on how complex your
simulation calculations are.  You might find yourself better off doing
non-real time rendering (simulate a frame, render a frame, store the frame
as an image), and then stitching the images back together into a movie and
playing it at the desired rate.

Jeff

At 05:42 PM 9/8/01, Serge Stinckwich wrote:
>Hi Squeakers!
>
>I would like to know if Wonderland is suitable for 3D physical
>simulation (not just 3D animation) ? Does anybody got some experience
>with this kind of application in Squeak ?
>
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