Aescripts PhysicDesk v1.6.23 (WIN+MAC)

Free Download PhysicDesk. Motion design just got a real physics engine. PhysicDesk is a real-time 2D physics simulator that runs directly inside the After Effects viewport on Windows.
Build complex scenes with dynamic bodies, connect them using pivot, spring, and rope joints, then add force zones like wind and explosions. When it looks right, bake everything to native After Effects keyframes — fully editable and ready to render.

What is PhysicDesk?

PhysicDesk by Aescripts is a real-time 2D physics simulator running natively in After Effects.
You build scenes with dynamic, static, and animated bodies, then link them using pivot, weld, spring, wheel, and rope joints.
Force zones add wind, magnets, or explosions. Layer in particle emitters, soft body dynamics, and sound-driven motion.
Once the simulation feels right, bake everything into native After Effects keyframes — fully editable and ready to render.

Overview of PhysicDesk

PhysicDesk, an extension from Aescripts, places a fast, accurate 2D physics simulator right inside After Effects. Build scenes with dynamic, static, and animated bodies, then link them through joints like pivot, weld, spring, wheel, and rope — all in real time.
Introduce force zones for wind, magnets, portals, and explosions; add particle emitters, fracture dynamics, and soft bodies; or drive motion with sound for an extra layer of reactivity.
The real payoff: bake every physics interaction into native After Effects keyframes that remain fully editable and ready to render, no external plugins needed.

Features of PhysicDesk

• Simulates rigid body physics in real time directly inside the After Effects viewport, with no external preview needed.
• Supports dynamic, static, and animated bodies so you can blend hand-keyed motion with automatic collisions.
• Connects objects through pivot, weld, spring, wheel, and rope joints for complex mechanical interactions.
• Adds force zones that mimic wind, magnets, portal effects, and explosions to drive motion naturally.
• Includes particle emitters, fracture tools, soft body dynamics, and sound-driven animation layers.
• Bakes every finished simulation path into native After Effects keyframes for full editing control.
• Runs fast and accurate even with stacked forces and many colliding layers, keeping your timeline responsive.

How to install PhysicDesk

Adding PhysicDesk to After Effects involves placing the extension files in the correct system folder. The process is straightforward. First, quit After Effects if it is running. Then extract the downloaded PhysicDesk archive. Inside you will find a folder named PhysicDesk. You must copy this folder to the Adobe CEP extensions directory. On Windows, the path is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions\. If the extensions folder is missing, create it manually. On Mac, use system disk/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions. After copying, launch After Effects. The extension should appear under the Window menu. Click Window > Extensions > PhysicDesk to open the panel. If the panel does not show, check file permissions. The extension is now ready for use with your motion graphics projects.

Technical Details and System Requirements

PhysicDesk operates as a native After Effects extension, version 1.6.23, built by Aescripts. It runs directly inside the composition viewport with no external application required. The tool demands a compatible After Effects installation to function. All simulation calculations happen in real-time, relying on your system’s CPU and GPU for viewport performance. Once you finalize a scene, the extension bakes the motion into standard, editable keyframes. This output uses only native After Effects data, ensuring clean project files and smooth rendering without dependencies.

1.6.23 -Jun 8, 2026
*Initial release

PhysicDesk Demo and Download

To get PhysicDesk, go to vfxdownload.net and open the product page for this After Effects extension. Scroll straight down until you spot the download section. There you will find a clearly marked download button. Click it and the file begins downloading right away. No sign-up walls or confusing links — just a direct, straightforward way to add real-time 2D physics simulation to your toolkit.

Aescripts PhysicDesk v1.6.23 (WIN+MAC) | Size: 167.9 MB

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Disclaimer

The files provided on this site are intended for educational and evaluation purposes only. They are not authorized for any commercial application. If you plan to use PhysicDesk in a professional project, you must purchase a valid license directly from Aescripts. Redistribution or use beyond personal testing is strictly prohibited and may violate copyright laws.