I know GameCode ver 2.3 supports Physics SDK 2.3.1, but that version has since (evidently) been declared too deprecated as it isn't even available for download from Ageia anymore.
Also, while trying to get to the bottom of the compiler issues i've been having (primarily with the now seemingly lack of support for parameters such as NX_VISUALIZE_BODY_CONTACT_LIST, NX_VISUALIZE_BODY_LIN_FORCE, etc), I noticed a member of the NxSceneDesc class that Mr. Mike uses in the Physics.cpp file (a boolean collisionDectection variable) has evidently been dropped from the SDK altogether. The compiler complained that the member doesn't exist, I check the class specification and that boolean member indeed isn't there anymore.
Taking both that as well as the apparent like of support of the constant parameters I mentioned above into consideration, I think it may be safe to say GameCode ver. 2.3 is incompatible with PhysX SDK 2.7.x
I'm now wondering if anyone knows where I can download 2.3.1 or any other version that is confirmed to be compatible with the code. Obviously, until I can find one, i'm stuck as far as running the code with Physics.
Also, while trying to get to the bottom of the compiler issues i've been having (primarily with the now seemingly lack of support for parameters such as NX_VISUALIZE_BODY_CONTACT_LIST, NX_VISUALIZE_BODY_LIN_FORCE, etc), I noticed a member of the NxSceneDesc class that Mr. Mike uses in the Physics.cpp file (a boolean collisionDectection variable) has evidently been dropped from the SDK altogether. The compiler complained that the member doesn't exist, I check the class specification and that boolean member indeed isn't there anymore.
Taking both that as well as the apparent like of support of the constant parameters I mentioned above into consideration, I think it may be safe to say GameCode ver. 2.3 is incompatible with PhysX SDK 2.7.x
I'm now wondering if anyone knows where I can download 2.3.1 or any other version that is confirmed to be compatible with the code. Obviously, until I can find one, i'm stuck as far as running the code with Physics.