I have tweaked the physics engine in the previous experiment ( "Springs" ) by adding collision detection, and this is the result. Hold Shift and then click on any node to change its state from static to dynamic. You can use this to create different setups in the experiment: curtains, shelves, double trampolines and more! Built with Processing (www.processing.org).
This is a great experiment. One quickly forgets that these things are 2D shapes on a computer screen and should not necessarily behave like this. Fantastic work...
YahyaReally cool. I have been looking at all of your exmperiments lately and am very impressed. Great job and keep it up. Can't wait to see whats next.
Brian BenzingerImpressive...I wish I can learn as fast as you!
Kevin...really cool stuff, man :-) I like very much to collaborate with you. Are you interested to make a collaboration in a project that include music and audio?? I HOPE YES, but I' m only a beginner in processing... christian@beautykit.it
ChristianAwesome work again ali.. Really cool. You keep coming out with something better time after time. I look forward to the next edition of pwning processing work.
Qwaaaw Really cool, Great job and keep it up.
rafieWow. Simply wow. Keep up the good work! =)
MattI luv u fovever thanks again for the great times in Meester Moore's computing class. Hope to see you again your computing buddy David Wynn
Douglas MeehanI find it hard to do impressive things with this exp.
MasterJGreat site, pretty addicting :)
JesseGood work !!!! Daniel (from Argentina) (-__-)
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