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Currently learning Position Based Dynamics. Soft Body Simulation is fun!

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Фото профиля Marius Fabry 🍣
Marius Fabry 🍣1 год назад

Did some experiments with this a long time ago, but also wanted it to be multiplayer over network, which proved difficult 😂

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Фото профиля SpyreIO
SpyreIO1 год назад

Looks awesome! I've done a ton of rigid body kinematics, but never soft body. Level with me: is it difficult? What solver are you using?

Фото профиля matsuoka-601
matsuoka-6011 год назад

This solver is the one I've been implementing for about 2 weeks. The core idea of this simulation is pretty simple — Position Based Dynamics (PBD) with distance and volume constraint (see section 4.3 in the original PBD paper), which you can implement <200 LOC I guess.

Фото профиля Iwo Plaza | TypeGPU
Iwo Plaza | TypeGPU1 год назад

Looks so good that it’s making me hungry 😭🥝🍋‍🟩🍏

Фото профиля Javier Meseguer
Javier Meseguer1 год назад

Looks great!

Фото профиля Surf Da Earf
Surf Da Earf1 год назад

so sic, softbodys are sweet

Фото профиля GoPal
GoPal1 год назад

what are you using to visualise it

Фото профиля matsuoka-601
matsuoka-6011 год назад

I'm using three.js. Each blob is just a collection of triangles, so drawing it is pretty easy.

Фото профиля Terence Watson
Terence Watson1 год назад

my son would love this. i need to do this too

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