what i meant was using newton with lite-c (in case you don't know -> i have posted an example in the lite-c forum). there you can use a lot more features than with the old newton plugin. you can also use model based level geometry...

Thanks for the Newton Lite-C contribution, hadn't seen that you have posted a working Demo. I will surely, look more into it. For the time being I have liked it very much, what ever time have I been able to look into it. There is no stickiness between two objects, a problem that is always present in 3DGS.

Please upload some links where one can find more examples and demos and related materials. I have liked the way it has worked up until now. Thanks for posting such a marvellous contribution and also pointing me to look for the demo.
Bye,
MSL.

I think one main reaseon for newton was that it is free, but because of an unlimited physics in A7 commercial this might change.

unlimited physics is in all A7 editions except water-physics is pro only.

julz