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For this simulation I used the algorithm I invented, to generate a mesh around a set of physics particles. The particles are used as bones. Skinned mesh math runs on GPU, updates the mesh, then it's rendered, without any data sent GPU->CPU. Marching cubes would be easier though.

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Cut them in half

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Can Machine Learning beat the market? Check out this post on my free Substack where I share code and commentary for an XGBoost model and a Random Forest model that both deliver powerful performances.

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Diogenes of Cyberboreavor 1 Jahr

does this simulation support VR?

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Zoldenvor 1 Jahr

What's the point, there's no haptic gloves yet, that would let us touch those.

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David Shapiro ⏩vor 1 Jahr

Anime physics lol

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Yeah, the physics aren't extremely boobies-alike/ Probably an artist could modify the physics properties until the simulation imitates real boobies more realistically.

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Хе-хе сиська

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art

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I think the nipples should get hard, too, with all of this interaction 😁

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Joder, buenas tetas.

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