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Cloth Physics
- ars 18y agoVery cool, although not completely accurate. There is no resistance to folding for example. Also try unpinning it, and letting it fall on the floor, and turn the fan on high - it's doesn't act right, and it walks along the floor for some reason. But very cool anyway.
- berryg 18y agoIf you turn up the fan the cloth moves in the wind but it does not move like a flag in the wind. The cloth currently maintains one form like the wing of a plane. It should move more like a flag in the wind though. But, still it is very cool.
- a-priori 18y agoThis simulator doesn't model turbulence, which explains why the cloth behaves strangely in wind.
- tectonic 18y agoLooks more like elastic sheet physics than cloth.
- thwarted 18y agoThere was a demo app on IRIX that let you deform and drag something similar. I vaguely remember thinking you'd get more cloth-like interaction if the density of the points was higher. Also, the ability to stretch is not something people consider standard for "cloth". I wonder if there is an uncanny valley for cloth physics.
- dazzawazza 18y agoVerlet is a very nice simple way to add some basic dynamic behaviour to your world. I've spent many hours playing with it.