Thanks to all for the replies.
I tried in many ways, but he did not function here, i will try reinstall the plugin...

Newton works just as good as it used too, I use it with A6.5. I went through the Newton forums. There ARE a few (1 or 2) people creating a .dll wrapper for the newton plugin. I wouldn't wait for it though. I will most likely be a while, if they don't give up on it that is...

The only thing I had to do to get newton to work correctly, is under the Newton.dll, change this:

Code:

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NewtonSetUnitSystem (QUANT_IS_INCH);
(to)
NewtonSetUnitSystem (0.026);

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The main problem I am having with Newton, is that it is not "Polygon Precise" with model entities. Such as for putting a basketball through a moving hoop. I am still trying to find a way to work arround this. I might be able to use pre-compiled map-entities. IDK...

So what would you recommend to use?? the a6 engine physics or newtons physic's??

Depends. If you have less than pro, then use Newton. Otherwise, I'd still say use newton. I'm not sure what A6 physics are like, because I don't have Pro, but commercial only supports one physics object.

The major drawback I have with newton is it's outdated. There's the lack of polygon precise collision, can't handle fast speeds, umm... thats all i can think of at the moment.

I put the action NewtonWoodEntity in a entity of a block, but the block just falls, he dont have colision, and the floor is a primitive object...
How i can fix this?
Thanks!

Some adjustments do need to be made. I have used newton with the newer version though (A6.5.*). Make sure you have all of the files (classes, etc) that newton needs, and then you have to change the UNIT_SCALE to a certain number to get the collision to work in the right place. I had spent about an hour perfecting this damn number, and when I get home from work tonight I will try to send that number to you.

Thanks!

In: Newton.wdl


define QUANT_IS_MY, 0.026;

In: function NewtonSetupSystem()
NewtonSetUnitSystem (QUANT_IS_MY);

May you share a open demo for us noobs..?