Toyblocks home page.

Features

• You are presented various setups of blocks, piles and heaps.
• By tapping a block you assert force to it in the direction you're looking
• By dragging from a block (place your finger on a block and move it elsewhere and let go) you assert force in the direction of the drag (considering the direction youre looking)
• By dragging elsewhere on the screen you'll rotate the viewpoint around the blocks
• By pinching you'll zoom in our out
• By rotating (two fingers on screen and turn) you'll rotate the point light source's location around the blocks
• By clicking on the left side icon you'll get a new block setup
• By clicking on the right side icon you'll see an About screen

Technical implementation details

• Written in portable C/C++, with some Qt specific parts
• Realtime shadow mapping
• Per-pixel lighting with one point light source
• Multithreaded; Physics calculations done in parallel to rendering
• Object picking using the Color Picking approach
• OpenGL ES 2.0 obviously
• Performance varies from around 25 to 70 fps depending on the device
• Android build done using the genius Necessitas toolset for Qt
• Blocks' interaction by Bullet Physics library

The app is free of charge.