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Planck.js is a JavaScript rewrite/port of the physics engine Box2D, designed to provide 2D rigid-body physics simulation usable directly in web contexts or any JavaScript environment. By offering collision detection, rigid-body dynamics, joints, and simulation capabilities, Planck.js makes it possible for developers to build physically realistic 2D games, simulations, or visualizations in browsers or Node.js without relying on native code. Its API mirrors Box2D’s concepts — bodies, fixtures, shapes, joints — which makes it familiar to users of classic Box2D, while being idiomatic for JavaScript developers. ...

The Mirror is an all-in-one multiplayer game engine and virtual world creation platform designed to enable real-time collaborative game development. Originally built on a custom fork of Godot, it combines game creation, editing, networking, and gameplay into a single environment. The platform allows developers, creators, and players to build and modify worlds together in real time without managing complex backend infrastructure. The Mirror supports visual scripting, traditional coding, asset management, physics simulation, and multiplayer networking out of the box. With built-in support for desktop, multiplayer, and VR experiences, it serves as an alternative to platforms such as Roblox and Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN). ...

...The engine is designed to support rich multimedia applications without the need for plugins, using modern web technologies for graphics, physics, input, sound, networking, and asset management. It includes not only the low-level APIs for rendering and resource control but also high-level systems like scene graphs, animation, physics modules, and service APIs that handle game-specific features like leaderboards and multiplayer. Because it’s modular, developers can pick and choose the systems they need or build on top of the framework to create custom tooling and workflows tailored to their projects. Turbulenz also comes with extensive samples and example applications that demonstrate best practices in rendering, physics, user interaction, etc.