Does anybody know something new about this project?

https://github.com/koppi/bullet-physics-playground returns a 404 message.

Thanks.
B. Gimeno

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> Does anybody know something new about this project?
>
> https://github.com/koppi/bullet-physics-playground returns a 404
> message.
>

   Hmmm... as a subscriber, I received an "account deletion" notification
some months ago, but I was too busy to care about. Seems koppi deleted
all his projects from github, but I don't know why. Will contact him to
see what happened. For the moment, there seems to be a copy someone made
of it:

https://github.com/nddvn2008/bullet-physics-playground

   Regards,

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Jaime

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On 07/14/2014 05:14 AM, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:

>> Does anybody know something new about this project?
>>
>> https://github.com/koppi/bullet-physics-playground returns a 404
>> message.
>>
>
>    Hmmm... as a subscriber, I received an "account deletion" notification
> some months ago, but I was too busy to care about. Seems koppi deleted
> all his projects from github, but I don't know why. Will contact him to
> see what happened. For the moment, there seems to be a copy someone made
> of it:
>
> https://github.com/nddvn2008/bullet-physics-playground
>
>    Regards,
>
> --
> Jaime

had no idea this had gone away either, so thanks for the alternate link 
... updated my install article.

http://jholsenback.wordpress.com/2012/11/28/installing-koppis-bullet-physics-playground/

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> had no idea this had gone away either, so thanks for the alternate
> link ... updated my install article.
>
>
http://jholsenback.wordpress.com/2012/11/28/installing-koppis-bullet-physics-playground/
>
>

   I was starting to get worried, because all his projects on the net
were missing, and all of his profiles on several sites were reset... but
fortunately he did answer my mail. Seems he has got a full time job and
has no more time for toying with his old projects, and he decided to
just kill them all... :(

   Fortunately, he sent me the latest sources and the github wiki, so I
will put it all back again, and will maintain it myself in the future. I
should start with it this weekend... will keep you informed.

   Regards,

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Jaime

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Jaime Vives Piqueres <jai### [at] ignoranciaorg> wrote:
>
>    I was starting to get worried, because all his projects on the net
> were missing, and all of his profiles on several sites were reset... but
> fortunately he did answer my mail. Seems he has got a full time job and
> has no more time for toying with his old projects, and he decided to
> just kill them all... :(
>
>    Fortunately, he sent me the latest sources and the github wiki, so I
> will put it all back again, and will maintain it myself in the future. I
> should start with it this weekend... will keep you informed.
>
>    Regards,
>
> --
> Jaime

Thanks. What other projects was he doing besides bullet physics?

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Jaime Vives Piqueres <jai### [at] ignoranciaorg> wrote:
>    I was starting to get worried, because all his projects on the net
> were missing, and all of his profiles on several sites were reset... but
> fortunately he did answer my mail. Seems he has got a full time job and
> has no more time for toying with his old projects, and he decided to
> just kill them all... :(
>
>    Fortunately, he sent me the latest sources and the github wiki, so I
> will put it all back again, and will maintain it myself in the future. I
> should start with it this weekend... will keep you informed.

Phew! I too have ongoing interest in this project :)

Bill

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> Thanks. What other projects was he doing besides bullet physics?
>

   A few about the more varied subjects: Linux audio, electronics,
OpenJSCAD, liquidfeedback, robots, LinuxCNC and even a tool to create
country flags from svg files.

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Jaime

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I recently lost my copy of the Bullet Physics Playground.  Would any of you
happen to have a win32 compiled version or a copy from
http://db.koppi.me/sw/bpp-0.0.2-win32.exe?  It's such an interesting tool.  I
wish I was more experienced compiling code.  Much thanks and gratitude!

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> I recently lost my copy of the Bullet Physics Playground.  Would any of you
> happen to have a win32 compiled version or a copy from
> http://db.koppi.me/sw/bpp-0.0.2-win32.exe?

   Not me, sorry...

> wish I was more experienced compiling code.  Much thanks and gratitude!

   If you ever want to try t, I've the latest source code, which seems 
to have some files for win32.

   Regards,


P.S.: Yes, I still have not created a github repository for it... :( If 
anyone wants to try it, let me know and I will send you the latest sources.

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jaime

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Jaime Vives Piqueres <jai### [at] ignoranciaorg> wrote:

> > I recently lost my copy of the Bullet Physics Playground.  Would any of you
> > happen to have a win32 compiled version or a copy from
> > http://db.koppi.me/sw/bpp-0.0.2-win32.exe?
>
>    Not me, sorry...
>
> > wish I was more experienced compiling code.  Much thanks and gratitude!
>
>    If you ever want to try t, I've the latest source code, which seems
> to have some files for win32.
>
>    Regards,
>
>
> P.S.: Yes, I still have not created a github repository for it... :( If
> anyone wants to try it, let me know and I will send you the latest sources.
>
> --
> jaime

Thanks for replying Jaime.  Would you happen to know which compiler (MinGW or
VS) the code uses?  I may take a crack at it if you're willing to put it up on
github.

Bridgeofstraws

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