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_finally_ figuring out how to make more stable simulations that work well with other inputs from #GeomtryNodes. Here 'simulating' some histones & DNA being attacked by a carcinogenic monkey head #b3d #MolecularNodes

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Saurabh Sharma's profile picture
Saurabh Sharma2 years ago

Is this in Blender? Really need to learn this. Amazing work!

Brady Johnston's profile picture
Brady Johnston2 years ago

Yep! it's all just Blender and #GeometryNodes

Jon Salazar's profile picture
Jon Salazar2 years ago

This makes visualizing oncomonkeys so much easier

Brady Johnston's profile picture
Brady Johnston2 years ago

it's an important and often overlooked area!

Matthew Clark's profile picture
Matthew Clark2 years ago

This is looking amazing!

Brady Johnston's profile picture
Brady Johnston2 years ago

Thanks mate! the plan is to get this working for disordered regions between domains for proteins as well - the hard part is done (writing my own physics simulations), so not it's just a matter of tweaking them for different polymers

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moved over to bluesky2 years ago

Ahh yes the monkey head mechanism!

Brady Johnston's profile picture
Brady Johnston2 years ago

a too-often ignored and crucial mechanism

Michael Crooks (Ochiento) aka Michael bleechin's profile picture
Michael Crooks (Ochiento) aka Michael bleechin2 years ago

Nice

VIZCIE | SCIENTIFIC VISUALS's profile picture
VIZCIE | SCIENTIFIC VISUALS2 years ago

This looks so good!

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Brady Johnston2 years ago

thanks! very satisfied with how well it is working

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