Physics-based snow particles now respond to the gravity shift mechanic.

Manipulating gravity in a physics-based 2D game.

Using physics asset DI for constraining particles to the... character mesh.show more

spent a week revamping the skin system so i... could add particles and physics to clothes😭show more

Refined the transitions from my gravity ramps to knock... out most edge cases. Level design is going to be fun with this gravity mechanic (and difficult). The ability to reset gravity at any time will open up some creative movement for players.show more

You thought the bending was scripted? It’s not. Every... twist is 100% physics-based — built in Unity. Become Magneto. 🧲⚡ Demo playable now on Steam. #indiegame #gamedev #Unity3D #physics #SteamNextFest #WishlistNowshow more

Physics-based police in my penguin GTA game leads to... interesting outcomes...show more

Liquid Glass has gravity and physics.. It’s the pinnacle... of software design that makes every other software look prehistoricshow more

Players with no gravity can hurt your offense in... subtle ways. Today's video breaks down the 4 players with the worst gravity, based on the NBA's brand new stat. Thx to Coach Paint for the awesome graphics. Link to full breakdown below!show more

Hi #screenshotsaturday Physics based combat improvements. Nice to have... a solid foundation to work with. Stay tuned for more physics crazyness in the near future!!! 😃 #madewithunity #indiedev #gamedev #unity3d #gamephysics #IndieGameDevshow more

Quantum states split under magnetic fields (Zeeman effect)—the same... physics fusion relies on to control charged particles. Here, color shows wave phase, brightness its strength. Microscopic rules, macroscopic power.show more

KIMI K3 VS OPUS 4.8 SIMULATING A 3D PARTICLE... SYSTEM same prompt, same target: thousands of particles reacting to gravity and to each other in real time → K3: more organic distribution, smoother motion, particles actually cluster and drift like something physical → Opus: more rigid pattern, less natural, movement reads more like a grid than a simulation K3: $0.65 in API. Opus 4.8: ~$1.30 this is simulated physics, not just aesthetics, and it's the kind of detail that separates a demo from something you'd actually shipshow more

Practical physics in the shed today: how many spanners... does it take before gravity takes over? Answer: slightly more than expected.show more

15 opportunities to compete. Now we shift to the fall.

being physics based it doesn't matter how big you... are, there's always a way to fit through the doorway #Roblox #RobloxDevshow more

The first version of vehicle-to-vehicle collision physics has now... been committed to Kitten Space Agency. KSA uses its existing lightweight physics methods during flight, then switches to the Bepu Physics library whenever vehicles contact each other or the terrain.show more

Gravity Alpha Mainnet is now integrated on #OKXWallet! Gravity... offers efficient, scalable, and secure management of cross-chain interactions. 🔍 Head to @OKXExplorer to view Gravity transactions 🤝 More exciting collaborations with Gravity coming soon!show more

The snow in Kamchatka has started to melt now....

Niagara fluids smoke driving the movement of the sand... particles in real-time. This also works well for snow, leaves, and other examples you've seen me post.show more

🚨 Light has no mass… So why does gravity... bend it? Because gravity isn’t pulling on mass. It’s shaping reality itself. In Einstein’s view: Objects don’t get “pulled” they follow curves in spacetime. But take it one step further: What if it’s not just space bending… but time forming stable paths? In my framework: Light doesn’t feel a force It follows the only stable path that exists Gravity = where time structures become curved and consistent So light doesn’t get pulled… It simply has no other path that holds together. The real question is: If everything follows stable structures in time… is gravity just reality choosing the path that can exist? Follow for deeper physics beyond force and particles.show more