System, method and apparatus of simulating physics in a virtual environment

A server comprising:

• a non-transitory memory;
• and
• one or more processors to:
• instantiate, using the server, a new instance of a scene, the new instance instantiated utilizing data stored in memory, at least one of one or more client devices displaying the new instance being selected as a physics host;
• in response to receipt of a move object communication requesting a change to at least one a current location of an object or a current orientation of the object within the new instance of the scene, cause the physics host to determine a subsequent state of the object, the subsequent state comprising at least one of a subsequent location of the object or a subsequent orientation of the object, the subsequent state being determined based on characteristics of the object and constraints for simulating physics consistent with the new instance of the scene;
• and
• transmit, to at least one of the one or more client devices, the subsequent state of the object.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium including instructions which, when executed by one or more processors of a server, cause the server to:

• instantiate, using the server, a new instance of a scene, the new instance instantiated utilizing data stored in memory, at least one of one or more client devices displaying the new instance being selected as a physics host;
• in response to receipt of a move object communication requesting a change to at least one a current location of an object or a current orientation of the object within the new instance of the scene, cause the physics host to determine a subsequent state of the object, the subsequent state comprising at least one of a subsequent location of the object or a subsequent orientation of the object, the subsequent state being determined based on characteristics of the object and constraints for simulating physics consistent with the new instance of the scene;
• and
• transmit, to at least one of the one or more client devices, the subsequent state of the object.