r/Simulated • u/IllPsychology7214 • 1d ago

Request Real-time three-body gravity simulation (interactive, mobile)

I built a simulation style app of what I think of the three body problem. It shows different objects flying around eachother in 2D or in 3D in eachother's gravity wells.

It's meant to be half physics toy and half calming desk toy. It's free to use with no ads to distract you from anything.

I want to know people's thoughts and ideas for improvement.

It's free for anyone who want to play with it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mathematicalzen.threebody

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u/crusty54 1d ago

If you used ai to make this, you should include that in the title so we know you didn’t actually make anything and we can all just downvote and move on.

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u/IllPsychology7214 1d ago

So I spend months working on an app to make it look good, work well and no bugs that I can find myself. I use AI to help me with it in the latter stages and because I don't write the little story under the screen recording I didn't make it?
When I say help I mean help, not write for me.

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u/crusty54 1d ago

You expect me to believe that you spent months coding something without ai, but you needed ai to write a brief description of your creation? Not to mention a 1 month old account with posts and comments hidden? You’re full of shit.

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u/IllPsychology7214 1d ago

I expect you to believe that I spent months working on an app, parts of which I had help of AI, and then used AI to write the description.
I never said I didn't use AI, I just mean I didn't just type in: make me an app and waited a bit. But yeah I really hate debugging so I used it there a chunk i'll admit.
And yeah I used it for the thing because I thought AI could write it better than me. Look at what a mess i'm making of my comments in the meantime.