Is Meqon the Most User-Friendly Physics Simulator?

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Meqon is a real-time physics simulator that accurately mimics real-world object interactions, primarily focusing on rigid body physics, as well as liquid and cloth simulations. It operates without installation, appealing to users who prefer not to deal with installation processes. The simulator is likened to a first-person game but lacks specific goals, emphasizing clever and interactive experiences. Competing with Havok, Meqon has contributed to the integration of advanced physics in gaming. Concerns were raised about the need for more documentation and information before downloading the software.
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meqon is a real time physics simulator.
It seams acurate and simulates objects
on the computer as if they are real.

http://meqon.com/downloadarea/meqon-demos-1.4.zip

It is much like a first person game only there is no goal its just
clever and interactive.

Here are some screenshots

http://img228.exs.cx/img228/6864/meqon2jw.jpg

and read about it here:
www.meqon.com

dosent need installing
(I hate apps you have to install)

Does primarily "rigid body" pysics
and a liquid and cloth simulation.

Havock is the other company compeeting in this field but
to show them you will need a game called "half life 2"

These two combines kick started objects being introduced into
games that have this level of physics based user interaction.
 
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alan2here said:
meqon is a real time physics simulator.
It seams acurate and simulates objects on the computer as if they are real.
http://meqon.com/downloadarea/meqon-demos-1.4.zip

It is much like a first person game only there is no goal its just
clever and interactive.

what do you think?

How about providing us with a link to the documentation, rather than a link to the download.

I'm not going to download a zipped binary without more information. Aside from not knowing whether or not the program will be interesting (what particular aspects of "physics" is this package simulating?), there's the concern that the program will be a trojan horse.
 
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I Edit'ed my first post and made it more discriptive

Sorry
 
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