Satisfying Physics with Three.js: Roll The Dice

[@jermaineallgood]

First of all, thank you for these inspiring videos! I’ve used Rapier with Rust for physics but never knew you can use it with Three.js as I’m just learning about it from you. Really appreciate you!!!!

[@robotbobby9]

So glad to help!

[@kaizeto_]

Very nice sir bobby, I learned so much more for rapier and threejs because of this. Super helpful ! 😄

[@robotbobby9]

So glad to hear! 🙏🏼

[@InamKhan-b1h]

4:39 what a reaction Robot

[@robotbobby9]

😲 - Thanks for watching

[@marcoscarvalhodev]

hey, your lessons are really amazing! I am looking forward for when you release a full course!

[@robotbobby9]

Thank you! Working on it as we speak!

[@marcoscarvalhodev]

@@robotbobby9 Excited for it! Do you plan releasing on some platform like Udemy for example?

[@robotbobby9]

Probably Thinkific ☝🏼

[@alejandrorios6999]

Thank you for sharing.
It would be great to create the project from scratch and be able to understand all the lines you are modifying

[@robotbobby9]

Thanks for your comment, @alejandrorio6999 ! *Roll The Dice* is based on this project:
ua-cam.com/video/agNZuqehHtg/v-deo.html I hope this helps!

[@alejandrorios6999]

@robotbobby9 nice!. Thanks.
I'll watch it soon

[@fwdflashwebdesign]

I am out of breath from covid:), great project...

[@robotbobby9]

Thank you!

[@AJZPRZ]

I was trying to do a dice roll simulation by myself, thanks for making a tutorial. I loved it but can you teach how you can get the results of the dice roll, like which side its faced up.

[@robotbobby9]

Hey @AJZPRZ - I was wondering how to get the dice roll results too! I'll add it to my list!

[@xkemmm]

@@robotbobby9 Interested