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Ragdoll physics

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In computer game engines, rag-doll physics is a mode where the motions of dead characters are simulated by a low-level physics simulation, rather than the use of pre-programmed motions. In practice this means that the corpses will, for example, fall down the stairs instead of just collapsing partly onto one stair and partly onto thin air.

Games that utilize rag-doll physics