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Playing with my physics engine.

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SUBBY DOODLES2 years ago

This is awesome, what did you make this in?

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Zolden2 years ago

Thanks. It's Unity, compute shader.

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Durf2 years ago

can you made a relatively solid core (still soft, but firm) but then a more slippery softer outer layer? kinda like a slimy thing that flops down and the outer part will drip down What if the core was yellow-orange and the outer layer was white/transparent ?

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Zolden2 years ago

Yes, it's possible to adjust strength of the interaction force to imitate real objects, also change the color of the particles.

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Maenad (play my game) 🐀2 years ago

who up playing with they physics engine

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42 years ago

Can it do shapes that stick together and move like one? Like the worm you made. But say... Like something with 4 legs? 2?

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Zolden2 years ago

Implementing bodies with legs would require adding bones, that interact with the soft matter. Purely soft bodies might not work well as legs.

4's profile picture
42 years ago

So impressive1

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OceansCurse - Nihongo Drop available for free now!2 years ago

Makes me think of paint, awesome!

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Ronit2 years ago

Is this some form of MPM solver or PBD / XPBD?

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Zolden2 years ago

Neither, it's closer to SPH. Particles affect each other velocitiess by forces. Also, there's little velocity exchange for viscosity. And there's no grid to compute forces.

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