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Archived application · ID 506915

Physics Sandbox

by Maciej Matyka

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Overview

About this application

The app comprises of many physics simulations with scoring system.
It features:
- particle system (gravity)
- cloth dynamics (spring-mass)
- pressure based soft body model
- diffusion-limited aggregates (DLA)
- fluid flow
- celluar automata (sand)

Level 1 (gas): simple particle system, just press the circle, it will make it larger & give you points. Hint: touch / click two circles at once and get more points.

Level 2 (cloth): Tear and drag the cloth to get points. Do it gently so that you may tear all of it, not only large parts. This gives you more points.

Level 3 (dla): Draw an initial seed figure and... wait. Your DLA cluster will grow. Each particle attached = score.

Level 4 (rope): Enlarge the line and make it such that it touches as many circles as possible. Then release. More circles at once = more points.

Level 5 (flow): use your mouse to place obstacles and modify path of ships flowing through the river. They should go through + circle, the red - circle gives you... minuses.

Level 6 (softbody): pressure-based soft body dynamics. Use your mouse as a tool to push the soft body through narrow passages to collect points.

Level 7 (box): tear the box.

Level 8 (sand): build up obstacles that make your sand to go to one of the buckets.
Indexing

Keywords

clothdynamicseducationenginegamenewtonparticle physicsparticlesphysicssandboxsimulation