[ODE] High speed rigid body collisions

[Adam Moravanszky]

Its not that simple.  The pricing is quite individual and depends on a 
large number of negotiable factors.  As was also pointed out, making the 
title noncommerical is one way to receive a free license.  Anyone who is 
interested in a license should contact Ageia / NovodeX. 

--Adam

Patrick Enoch wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I asked Novodex yesterday, and they cost 10k US$ (for Mac and PC).
> I heard that HAVOK is about 50k US$. Anyone can second that?
>
> -Patrick
>
> On 2. Jun 2005, at 5:10 Uhr, Vast wrote:
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>
>>
>> I was always curious, do u happen to know how much they charge?
>>
>> Oh, and the reason i implied that they are continous-time, is that  
>> they arent _now_, but if you go to http://havok.com or something  
>> like that, they say that they are working on the physics engine, to  
>> make it continous-time. Im sure they still have that announcement  up 
>> there.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Tim
>>
>> P.S. So... could you please post some links perhaps, to the places  
>> where we can find out more about continous-time physics  simulations? 
>> Although there is always google, yet i always  appreciate food being 
>> brought to me =) No offense, i just think you  know more about 
>> physics simulations, so u could point me into a  "politically 
>> correct" explanation, since anyone can post whatever  they want on 
>> internet =)
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