The year 2004 marked the first time Dynablocks became a functional, compilable piece of software. The dynablocks.beta 2004 build was never released to the general public; it was an internal prototype used for proof-of-concept testing by the developers, their families, and a handful of close associates. 1. The Interface and UX
How it works — core mechanics (concise) dynablocks.beta 2004
The roots of DynaBlocks stretch back to 1989, when David Baszucki founded , a company dedicated to educational physics software. His program, Interactive Physics , allowed students to simulate 2D mechanical experiments. After selling the company in 1999, Baszucki and his colleague Erik Cassel began envisioning a 3D multiplayer version of this concept. The year 2004 marked the first time Dynablocks