How To: register developer account to get PhysX SDK access
Following guide contains information on how to register the developer account at PhysX/APEX Developer Support website and gain access to PhysX SDK, APEX SDK and accompanying tools.
STEP 1. Go to PhysX/APEX Developer Support website and click “Create a New Account” button.
STEP 2. Fill-in provided questionary.
STEP 3. Wait until your account will be approved.
Account approval is now automatic and takes significantly less time than before. You will be notified via e-mail upon completion.
STEP 4. Log-in under your account. PhysX and APEX files will be located under “Online Support” -> “Downloads” tab.
While being in “Downloads” section, you can use the menu, located on the left side of the screen, to navigate through different folders.
Note #1: If you have trouble with new account registration or existing account (dissapearing downloads, unable to log-in, etc) you can send your problem description to support@physxinfo.com (with subject – “PhysX account”) – we’ll try to provide a shortcut to PhysX dev. team.
Note #2: PhysX Developer Center and NVIDIA Developer Zone require separate accounts !
I want download pshyX please..
ykiki588 (QUOTE)
ykiki588
14 Feb 12 at 5:35 am
Hi!
I don’t know to setup PhysX in Eclipse, for Android. Also samples that are there doesn’t work after my installation. PhysX code for Android is C++ and whole Andorid development is in Java. So I’m lost.
I have downloaded PhysX SDK for Android, ver 3.2.
There are code samples in C/C++. Also I see only 1 android project there – “AlInOneSample”.
I have also downloaded “Tegra – NVidia SDK”. There are code samples in Java, in real Android code with activities and everything.
How I can use PhysX in Tegra, to use all rendering functions of Tegra or any other Android application together with PhysX code. Should I mix java and C++ somehow or is there JAVA package for PhysX?
Is there available some sample code which is for Android, in Eclipse that uses both Physx and OpenGL?
Thanks
Bero (QUOTE)
Bero
3 Mar 12 at 12:08 pm
Hi!
Some video tutorial is missing how to setup Physx SDK for Android and setup Eclipse to compile Physx demos.
Is there any link where I can download vehicle demo source code, like from image link below:
http://physxinfo.com/wiki/File:PhysX_SDK_3-vehicles.jpg
Thanks
Bero (QUOTE)
Bero
3 Mar 12 at 12:11 pm
Yes, I never saw such tutorials.
So I recommend you to throw a suggestion/question on NV dev. forums
http://forums.developer.nvidia.com/
As for running samples on Android, there were some tips
Zogrim (QUOTE)
Zogrim
3 Mar 12 at 12:46 pm
I can’t seem to download new Apex 1.2 final version.
All i see is only a beta versions of it.
There is a “APEX 1.2 SDK & Tools (beta)” category and a “APEXSDK-1.2-Build92-PhysX_2.8.4-WIN-VC10-BIN file)” file in it (same of PhysX 3.x). Plus some plugins, etc.
casper (QUOTE)
casper
15 Aug 12 at 5:19 pm
That is the latest version available.
APEX 1.1, for example, has become “final” six months after first public release.
Zogrim (QUOTE)
Zogrim
15 Aug 12 at 6:57 pm
Oh. Got it now. Thanks.
It’s just that i though that it’s already “released” exactly.
casper (QUOTE)
casper
16 Aug 12 at 8:58 am