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XNA Farseer platformer physics tutorial

My XNA Farseer platformer physics tutorial is up and online at MadGameDev.com

Below is a sneak preview, but follow the above link for the complete article.

Today I’m going to introduce you to a neat 2D physics engine for XNA called Farseer. With the help of this 2D physics engine we are going to create a small platform ‘game’ while introducing the important concepts of Farseer like bodies, geometry, joints and springs.

By the end of the tutorial, you’ll be able to build something like:

Update 11-09-2012: links fixed

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Sep 2010

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