Running on Integrated Graphics?

I'm trying to find out how to make PhysX run on integrated graphics. I know this is definitely possible, PhysX is used in blender and it runs on our school computers, I just have not a clue how to do it. Does this have anything to do with turning off hardware acceleration?

Without having further knowledge on this issue: Why shouldn't it work? Did you try it?

And are you sure Blender uses PhysX (probably in its Game Editor)? Any links?

Apart from CUDA (which on incompatible cards results in a emulated mode), PhysX will run on anything.

I'm pretty sure, it'll even run without a graphics card.

Apart from CUDA (which on incompatible cards results in a emulated mode), PhysX will run on anything.

I'm pretty sure, it'll even run without a graphics card.

Thanks for the info, the next step is figuring out why it doesn't work then. Could it be something to do with Ogre in that case? I guess this is the wrong place to ask but if anyone knows if there's a connection I'd appreciate it. Thanks for the info guys

It may be.

What happens if you just create NxOgre without Ogre linked/included? i.e. Make a dos based test application with NxOgre linked and included and do:

#include "NxOgre.h"

using namespace NxOgre;

void main()
{
World* world = new World();
Scene* scene = world->createScene();
Actor* actor = scene->createActor(BoxDescription(1), Vec3(0,1,0));
for (unsigned int i=0;i < 60;i++)
world->getTimeController()->advance(0.1f);
delete world;
}

That's Detritus code there and I may of gotten some of the function names wrong, but you get the jist.