I promptly say that i''ve never read nothing (of really usefull) about game-logic in the game-developing''s articles that i studied until today.
Naturally, OpenGL doesn''t support any physics systems (or others), so you have to project your-self a physic-engine.
I''ve already made a vectorial-gravity system, but it was implemented in my last program (a virus-life simulator) and it''s not possible to extract it and report it here.
I recommend you to study all-the-possible about linear systems and function analysis(for objects interactions), vectorial calculation (for physic system simulations) and neural nets (for AI)
If you already knows them :-)), you can start to build some objects that manage the data structures of the game.
I''m sorry but i can''t help you more :-(
At any rate, your question interessed me very much, and now i''m going to search something to help you better ;-)
I hope i''ll write something of more usefull in a few hours.


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