Using Euphoria To make realistic Roblox physics animations

Euphoria was a Top of the line physics engine that powered MANY games of the late 2000s and 2010s. Were going to use it to simulate roblox characters

This will be sort of like a devlog.

Why do this why?

Because im bored and curious if this will even work.

Alright lets get started. First off im using Endorphin which was the GUI non SDK version of Euphoria.

Lets import a basic FBX of a roblox R15 model into the engine from blender


oh… well then…

as it turns out blender which is what im using is to NEW for this. I need to convert the file that blender gives me into a earlier version of the FBX format and save it as ASCII instead of binary
https://aps.autodesk.com/developer/overview/fbx-converter-archives

I Recommend the 2006 and 2009 options for converting. Make sure in blender to actually delete the mesh so its JUST the armature. set the scale to 26


Then move it down because its going to be EXTREMELY upwards

What next?
We need to add the Collider parts to make it a acutual human. Right now it just does this because its a bunch of cut out bones

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This seems cool, i wanna see where this goes.

Also you should probably move it to Community Resources if your planning to show this off for someone else to use, night be cool, or maybe Creations Feedback might suit this post better.

Nice.

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should be noted I figured out how to use this program and everything here in about 2 ish hours so there may be a better way to do this. But documentation of software this old is sadly lost to time. But its not that hard to figure out

I believe theres some confusion, I did not create this program, its been used for decades, im simply bringing it from the dead, Im mainly intrested in making physics based ragdolls animations like in Gta 4

no, I get that, its been used in rockstar titles alike, Im just curious, if something like this might be possible on Roblox some day.

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Next what you have to do is design the rig by adding the blue boxes and cylinders to make the physics model.

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