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Seems like there is no way to actually make those collide with each other. Even when they are really close, they are just make a pass go in other direction.
by npodbielski 11mo ago
Seems like there is no way to actually make those collide with each other. Even when they are really close, they are just make a pass go in other direction.
- fnands 11mo agoI doubt they implemented any collision physics.
- cellular 11mo agohttps://youtu.be/ByLhzd5biag https://youtu.be/ByLhzd5biag Commentary on close radius interactions. Very interesting wrt nuclear forces!
- dtgriscom 11mo agoJust for fun, I set it up with six bodies, each 1 unit mass and at 1 unit from origin, but along the three different axes (an octahedron). No initial velocities. Start the sim, they fall towards the center, and then BLAMMO they rocket off in opposite directions at high velocity. Clearly, no conservation of energy here (at least when the bodies are arbitrarily close to each other). Simple pleasures.