Iceberg simulator – draw an iceberg and see how it floats and melts
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Iceberg simulator – draw an iceberg and see how it floats and melts
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#3Fun. There's something captivating about watching a melting shape.
Bug: countries from the Southern Hemisphere are mirrored left-to-right. AFAICT NH countries are ok. Something
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#4Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26201160
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#5Something isn't quite right with Florida. The majority of it just disappears once there is a break due to melting.
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#6Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26201160
This is a different site with more functionality.
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#7Something isn't quite right with Florida. The majority of it just disappears once there is a break due to melting.
"Something isn't quite right with Florida."
You can say that again.
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#8Last time it was posted, someone had found it behaves weirdly with an infinity symbol shaped iceberg.
I tried it with this one, and yes, that issue is still there, though it seems to be better. Now most of them split into two icebergs, but some just jump away..
Try it..
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#9This made me realize how much the Continental USA looks like a seahorse if you flip it on its side. The east coast is the head with Florida as its ears and the West Coast is the tail curled up
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#10Please add Indonesia, it would be fun with its 15000 islands. Also South Africa, which has a hole in it.