Havok's Free Version Goes Live
Following up on their February promise to release a free version of
their award-winning physics and animation software product – Havok
Complete - Havok's website now has the download available.
Havok announced in February an Intel sponsored PC version of our award-winning physics and animation products for dowload at no charge. The products are now available!
The No-Charge Havok PC download is a binary-only bundle that includes all of the standard features and functionality of both the Havok™ Physics and Havok™ Animation products. The download includes Havok SDK libraries, samples, and technical documentation for software developers; as well as Havok's Content Tools for preparation and export of physical assets and characters directly from recent versions of popular 3D modeling and animation tools.
Generally the words "non-commercial use" make our eyes glaze over, but it is true that if you delve deeper into the site, even for commercial use, you can get a no-charge PC Game distribution license. Non-gaming use is a different matter.
Still with NVIDIA's acquisition of AGEIA and PhysX, do we still care about Havok?
Havok announced in February an Intel sponsored PC version of our award-winning physics and animation products for dowload at no charge. The products are now available!
The No-Charge Havok PC download is a binary-only bundle that includes all of the standard features and functionality of both the Havok™ Physics and Havok™ Animation products. The download includes Havok SDK libraries, samples, and technical documentation for software developers; as well as Havok's Content Tools for preparation and export of physical assets and characters directly from recent versions of popular 3D modeling and animation tools.
Generally the words "non-commercial use" make our eyes glaze over, but it is true that if you delve deeper into the site, even for commercial use, you can get a no-charge PC Game distribution license. Non-gaming use is a different matter.
Still with NVIDIA's acquisition of AGEIA and PhysX, do we still care about Havok?
