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If you don't mind me saying - poor naming and post title. This is much more interesting than the keyword phrases "particle simulator" and "physics" would suggest! Can you not cram something ALife related in there?
Saldy, It doesn't work on chrome desktop though
If you don't mind me saying - poor naming and post title. This is much more interesting than the keyword phrases "particle simulator" and "physics" would suggest! Can you not cram something ALife related in there?
I don't know, I find the name pretty accurate – it is a particle simulator, after all.
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This is pretty fun, I like it, will take a look at the code later today. > Finally, I am legally obliged to inform you of the one law of exophysics: > YOU ARE REQUIRED TO TERMINATE A SIMULATION IMMEDIATELY UPON FINDING > EVIDENCE OF THE EMERGENCE OF SENTIENT CREATURES CAPABLE OF SUFFERING. LOL, I had to google "law of exophysics" to see if it is real.
I mean.. arguably... if the sentient creatures have emerged then is it ethical to kill them?
Hey people, I built this particle simulator in ~500 lines of self-contained HTML/JS/WebGL2. It's designed to encourage creativity and exploration. You can just download one of those universes and open up the HTML file in a text editor to tweak the physical laws and constants. Then open it up in your browser to see the result immediately. I had a lot of fun exploring the beautiful emergent behaviors that arise from th…
I messed around with something similar a few years ago, based on (the code in) this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_zmZ23grXE
Edit: Apparently there are a lot of these! This variant is also pretty cool (smaller particles, more like "fields"): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nu5aDIEoBk0
Hey people, I built this particle simulator in ~500 lines of self-contained HTML/JS/WebGL2. It's designed to encourage creativity and exploration. You can just download one of those universes and open up the HTML file in a text editor to tweak the physical laws and constants. Then open it up in your browser to see the result immediately. I had a lot of fun exploring the beautiful emergent behaviors that arise from th…
I love the emphasis on user exploration. And your way of writing the documentation is very welcoming. Awesome tool.
Hey people, I built this particle simulator in ~500 lines of self-contained HTML/JS/WebGL2. It's designed to encourage creativity and exploration. You can just download one of those universes and open up the HTML file in a text editor to tweak the physical laws and constants. Then open it up in your browser to see the result immediately. I had a lot of fun exploring the beautiful emergent behaviors that arise from th…
Nice, this is really fun to play with! I messed around with something similar a few years ago, based on (the code in) this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_zmZ23grXE Edit: Apparently there are a lot of these! This variant is also pretty cool (smaller particles, more like "fields"): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nu5aDIEoBk0
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This is pretty fun, I like it, will take a look at the code later today. > Finally, I am legally obliged to inform you of the one law of exophysics: > YOU ARE REQUIRED TO TERMINATE A SIMULATION IMMEDIATELY UPON FINDING > EVIDENCE OF THE EMERGENCE OF SENTIENT CREATURES CAPABLE OF SUFFERING. LOL, I had to google "law of exophysics" to see if it is real.
I mean.. arguably... if the sentient creatures have emerged then is it ethical to kill them?
If you don't mind me saying - poor naming and post title. This is much more interesting than the keyword phrases "particle simulator" and "physics" would suggest! Can you not cram something ALife related in there?