physics - a simple love2d physics library

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I've been trying to make a library to make love.physics easier, so far so good.
It currently only supports circle objects and rectangle objects (bummer )
A world is already created upon using the library.

Usage:

Circle:

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physics.newCircleObject(x, y, body, name, size, density, restitution)

@param: x: x position of the circle object
@param: y: y position of the circle object
@param: body: body type of the circle object (ex. "dynamic")
@param: name: name of the circle object (used to draw the object)
@param: size: size of the circle object
@param: density: density of the circle object
@param: restitution: restitution of the circle object (bounciness)

@returns: new circle object

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Rectangle:

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physics.newRectangleObject(x, y, body, name, size1, size2, density, restitution)

@param: x: x position of the rectangle object
@param: y: y position of the rectangle object
@param: body: body type of the rectangle object (ex. "dynamic")
@param: name: name of the rectangle object (used to draw the object)
@param: size1: size 1 of the rectangle object
@param: size2: size 2 of the rectangle object
@param: density: density of the rectangle object
@param: restitution: restitution of the rectangle object (bounciness)

@returns: new rectangle object

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Draw circle:

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physics.drawCircleObject(mode, name, r, g, b)

@param: mode: how to draw the circle object (ex. "line")
@param: name: name of which circle object to draw
@param: r: red color code
@param: g: green color code
@param: b: blue color code

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Draw rectangle:

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physics.drawRectangleObject(mode, name, r, g, b)

@param: mode: how to draw the rectangle object (ex. "line")
@param: name: name of which rectangle object to draw
@param: r: red color code
@param: g: green color code
@param: b: blue color code

I hope someone finds this useful. I do.

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