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Some Ideas please?
I am planning to make a game which is a first person free fall game. I think it's gonna be cool, but I don't know how can I make the environment the physics. This game is gonna based on physics because I want for example the parachute to be opened in a distance which it can land successfully (the parachute will be controlled and launched by the player). Any ideas?? Note that I am planning to make this game for iPhone and Android.
Please reword your question title. This isn't a forum it's a QA site.
$$anonymous$$aybe ask this on the forum? $$anonymous$$ight get more help :)
Here's a few ideas for you:
Cross drafts
Thermals
Obstacles: other skydivers, birds, aeroplanes
Not hitting the ground hard!
Well, the ideas I want, are how to BUILD the whole thing.:/
That's a whole kettle of fish right there. I think you need to firm up on concept before you'll really know the answer to that. I thought you were asking about ways to make an object falling through empty space appealing. To sit down and actually go through all of the dynamics that might be relevant and describe how to implement them would take quite some time. Asking more specific questions might help.
I would like to know just how can I build the environment with the clouds and all the stuff. Also some information about dynamics I shound use.
Well, particles effects would be a good start for your clouds. Since you want an iOS version, you'll need to think about fill rate.
Dynamics? Well, it's tempting to go for noise textures to produce something that feels a bit like turbulence but you'll need to think about how to author those. For simple control, you might want to cheat and send a load of trigger volumes past the falling player, each containing some sort of turbulence vector. You'll want some sort of upthrust model for when you've opened the chute, maybe using that to set a ter$$anonymous$$al velocity, or once again, just plain old cheat it to a value that seems like fun.
