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Haha nice! Try that in wire-frame mode and it looks even crazier: https://twitter.com/aatishb/status/727270083601551360 I left that in as allowable behavior, because our goal with …

I'd started off this project by using a fancier ray-tracing method of detecting and avoiding collisions with arbitrary shaped objects. Unfortunately it was just too slow for satisf…

Yup, that setting is implemented in a somewhat naive way. The way it works is that I iterate through every pair of points on the cloth, check for when they get too close, and if th…

Hi, thanks for voting this up! I created this with a few colleagues. Our goal was to make a fabric simulation tool that might inspire creative exploration among artists and enginee…

Built starting from the Three JS cloth simulation example. Our goal is to create a fabric simulator that can serve as a tool for artistic exploration and expression. Would apprecia…

The issue, I think, is that experiments like that would only tell you so much, because the insects aren't adapted to the high levels of oxygen (which can be kinda toxic, particular…

Yup, we also have another post that's specifically about the idea you describe: http://noticing.co/on-size-and-warmth/

Great question! We spoke to Jon Harrison about this (the scientist we interviewed who studies insect growth & respiration). He says that the truth of the matter is we don't know th…