Paint Pictures With Physics

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Use Box2D to create physics-based paintings in AS3, as demonstrated by Adam Palmer.

Physical systems mimic the way objects around us react to each other - just think of bouncing balls and you've got it.

In computer games, physics is everywhere, making games more complex and realistic all the time, with Box2D being one of the more well-known physics libraries. Fortunately for us it's been ported to AS3, but while it takes a lot of the hard work out of 2D physics, it's still pretty complex.

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