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⚡ The most brutal simulation I’ve ever created! Yes, this is EXACTLY what you think it is. Plasma effects with particle effects that can share energy between windows on your Mac 😀 The prompt was: "I’d like to make a simulation where pure plasma particle effects share energy between... show more

Javi Lopez ⛩️

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Javi Lopez ⛩️1 year ago

Yep. The closer the windows are, the more energized 💫 the plasma becomes.

Javi Lopez ⛩️1 year ago

My favourite part are the particle effects :)

Javi Lopez ⛩️1 year ago

You can also remove windows and see how the simulation reacts. I don’t know why it’s so satisfying… If I add sound effects, it’s going to be pure bliss 🤣

Javi Lopez ⛩️1 year ago

Anyway, if you liked it, a repost is much appreciated 👇 In fact, if you repost the first post of the thread, you can ask me anything, and I'll try to help 😘

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TomLikesRobots🤖1 year ago

Cool. It reminds me of this Multiple Window Scene demo that went viral a couple of years ago He also shared the code:

Javi Lopez ⛩️1 year ago

Holy moly. I remember this one! That's check mate for him, LOL. Impressive.

Atom1 year ago

Yesterday I dreamed of something similar, but it was a virtual three-dimensional space, with spatially selectable active objects acting among themselves. The final instance complemented the tactile feel.

Javi Lopez ⛩️1 year ago

Let's make it 5 dimension! xD

angel⭐1 year ago

50 iterations for it to work or small details?

Javi Lopez ⛩️1 year ago

Just small details. And some persistent bugs.

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