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I finished it! Here's the Particle Simulator version 1.0.0: It has a built-in manual and a bunch of presets to help you get started. The code is completely open, the link to it is on the project page.

Nikita Lisitsa

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Nikita Lisitsa3 years ago

Of course the project is somewhat raw, and there may be occasional bugs and crashes. I'll be happy to fix them if you tell me about them :D

Nikita Lisitsa3 years ago

Already published 2 bugfix releases, ha-ha.

Marco Piani 🇮🇹🇨🇦3 years ago

As anticipated, this will likely contribute to substantial loss of productivity and/or sleep. Here just changing the charges of the "salt" preset (and the camera zoom, I reckon) Great work!

Alex Klotz3 years ago

Cool! I use @dvs1444 's molecular dynamics simulator for some computational assignments in my class. This looks like it will be great for more complex systems.

Curran Kelleher3 years ago

Whoah! That's remarkably similar to this thing I made 12 years ago in Java

𝘛𝘪𝘮 𝘛𝘦𝘢𝘵𝘳o3 years ago

This is really cool. Thanks! Compiled and played with it.

Ramiro3 years ago

Yes! Been following for a while, there was a need for this kind of thing in the classroom. Looks clean! Will report back when I get to my PC. Congrats

Nikita Lisitsa3 years ago

Thanks!

Dr. Nobody3 years ago

WoW, NICE!! Must be great for quasiparticles!

J Smith3 years ago

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