How to start using physics in the Blender Game Engine

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Very quick tutorial on using physics in the blender game engine.
I create a small bowl, and drop some balls into it.
I show you how to change the physics properties to more closely match that on the surface of the earth.
I show you some basic material and texturing and also using the logic editor to rotate the bowl, which effects the physics of the balls as they sit on the bowl.



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Animation
Game Blender (Video Game Engine)
Blender (Software)
game engine physics
bullet physics
tutorial
blender tutorial