Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) said that, along with partners Pixelux Entertainment and Bullet Physics, it has added significant support to the Open Physics ecosystem by providing game developers with access to the newest version of the Pixelux Digital Molecular Matter or DMM.
Also, the company stated that Pixelux has tightly integrated its technology, DMM, with Bullet Physics, allowing developers to integrate physics simulation into game titles, that run on both OpenCL- and DirectCompute-capable platforms. And both DMM and Bullet work with Trinigy's Vision Engine to create and visualize physics offerings in-game, AMD added.
Additionally, AMD announced its sponsorship of FREE DMM2 for the PC platform. Free PC DMM2 is expected to be made available shortly to interested developers.
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