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Hi, the link to the farseer demos doesn't work.
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Thanks for posting new tutorial in the series.
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If you go to the CodePlex Farseer Physics Releases page, the source code for all of the demos is there. It's the zip file that's named FarseerPhysicsWithSamplesForSilverlight_1.0.0.0.zip Bill
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Bill,Awesome work there, haven't seen anything like this around yet. Jeff's engine is pretty cool. I'm playing around with collision detection of a dragged object with other moving objects in...
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Glen,There is a bug in Silverlight 1.1 currently which doesn't allow you to keep the mouse captured when you leave the bounds of the Silverlight control. They have said this will be fixed in a future...
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Hey BillI got here through Joe Healey's blog. Very tactile (and addictive) Silverlight demo! I stumbled across an interesting quirk in some of your demos when using the mouse to drag a line out of the...
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