Pie 3d Physics Demo Released

  The Pie 3d Physics Demo is a Android application demonstrating a simple 3D engine with physics.    Move the phone around to shake the world and see the objects collide, and bounce.    There are many options to play with including gravity, friction, and elasticity.     The physics engine is a 100%  Java port of the JigLib physics engine, which was written by Danny Chapman and licensed as open source under the ZLib license.

   It has been tested on the Motorola Droid only.

  The purpose of the demo is to demonstrate the physics engine, and to get some feedback from the community.     Please let us know how it runs on your phone, and let us know what you think in general.   The email address is:

(Updated - 2010-03-23   The Pie 3d Physics Demo is now available for free from the Android Market if you have a phone which is running Android 1.6 or above. )

To try this application, first got to settings:application settings and turn on the option for allowing non-market apps.

 Browse to this page with your Android browser and click on the link below.  The APK file will download.   Then in your phone browsers download list, touch on the APK file on the list.   An option to install should come up.

   The APK file is available Here.

( You can click on the link above, or on the screen picture below. )