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This page documents the development of a new PhysLab using Epic Games' Unreal-5 Engine. The work started summer 2022 and is ongoing. All resources here are live, and subject to continuous update. The resources below have been created with Unreal 4.27.2 since this is the platform currently installed on the machines in our Computing Lab. Porting to Unreal-5 started fall 2022 and is now well underway (July 2024)
Materials for Matt Pethybridge, Prince Henry's school Evesham, UK. These materials have been developed to trial a deployment in schools, fall 2022. They are draft materials which Matt is using to generate some class-room resources. The idea is that his sixth-form (111th-12th grade) students will be able to use Unreal and C++ to code their own physics experiments. Rather ambitious. Let's see how they get on.
MAS22_Physlab_SchoolsSupporting Materials. These are draft resources, supplied to Matt who will then revise them to make them student-friendly.
Getting Started coding in C++
with Unreal
Coding the U-Tube oscillator
Coding the Apocalypse fairground ride
Notes on using Octave
Background for Damped Harmonic
Oscillator
Scaling Ordinary Differential EquationsMovie Clips Used in July 2024 Research Seminar at Worcester. There are 5 un-narrated clips (the presentation was made live) but a narrative text is also included.
Quick Introduction
Recreating 1930s Physics Experiments
EcoWave Island - Wave
Energy Converters
Additional New Energy
Sources
Legacy Physlab
Narrative Text
Legacy Movie Clips Selection of legacy UDK experiments and Unreal-4 prototypes.
UDK Legacy
Unreal-4
UProject
Code
Assets
Maps
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