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I love this. As a visual learner this helps get the ideas across extremely clearly. It’s a lot of fun, too. As you noted at the bottom to reach out if we want
by steve_adams_86 5y ago
I love this. As a visual learner this helps get the ideas across extremely clearly. It’s a lot of fun, too.
As you noted at the bottom to reach out if we want to see more like this - yes please, I think that would be great.
Coincidentally I’ve been curious about writing something like this since playing a game with very primitive materials and physics with my son a few years ago. This made me realize we could actually build something quite easily, so thanks!
- jasonjmcghee 5y agoAlright! Do you have an area of particular interest? Add new materials? Improve performance? Polish the details? Something else?
- steve_adams_86 5y agoOh wow, great questions and thanks for asking. In the post you wrote, as some people already mentioned, the sand distributes first to one side and then the other. It would be cool to get something non-deterministic happening instead. Performance improvements are always very interesting to me, regardless of the context. That’s a definite yes. Otherwise I suppose other materials would be great. How could you make a vine grow? Or a tree? Far too complex? I’m not sure but I’d enjoy the hell out of learning how.