Farseer Games

My blog as moved to www.farseergames.com

Get the details here:

https://www.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ProjectName=FarseerPhysics&ReleaseId=8008

Jump right to the download page

The Details

• This version supports XNA on both Windows and XBOX 360
• This version supports Silverlight 1.1. See demo here. (Thanks Bill Reiss)
• For a complete list of features see the home page.
• To get late breaking news read my blog.
• For acknowledgments see the acknowledgments page.
• See screenshots and videos.
• If you have questions please use the discussion page.
• It's FREE!

Enjoy!

I've decided Thursday will be the day I release the new version of Farseer.

I will not have all the documentation complete, but I will have all the samples done so you can refer to the code for now to see how things should be done.

I'm also going to include a very simple stand-alone Quick Start sample so people can see what it takes to make something happen with Farseer without having the clutter of the samples framework to get in the way.

Till Thursday!

-Jeff

The Farseer Physics Engine has a new logo.

I'd like to thank Jeremy Bishop of Zampano Studios for facilitating the creation of this logo and Stefan Warias for creating it.

Here is the logo: (please let me know what you think)

The release is still on schedule for the 1st week in October. I'll be spending this week tying up any looses ends and starting the docs. 

-Jeff

For those waiting for the new release of the Farseer Physics Engine, you will only need to wait till the 1st week in October.  I have decided that is the week I'll post the new engine to Codeplex.

I said quite a while ago that I would not release the next version of Farseer until I had documentation. Well, I decided not to wait for the docs. I'll have a start on the documentation and will release what I have, but it will not be complete.

I will be releasing a number of samples as part of the samples project that will come with the engine, so people should be able to figure the basics out be looking at those.

Finally, I have a small surprise that might interest some (Thanks Bill). You'll have to wait till the release date to find out what it is.

And for the last time, the task list: