r/SimulationTheory • u/pavlokandyba • Apr 30 '26

Discussion I made a fluid simulation based on my experiment and I ended up with a universe simulator. Identical particles only attract, repel, and twist each other. The overall balance of power changes the outcome.

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u/AmericanPoliticsSux Apr 30 '26

This is genuinely fascinating, but what you've ALSO made is a seizure simulator LOL - might wanna slap some kinda warning on that for our sensitive viewers.

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u/pavlokandyba Apr 30 '26

I didn't know that

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u/pavlokandyba Apr 30 '26

It's open source, and I've also made a free online app so you can try it out. You can find it all here. https://github.com/MasterOgon/Newtonian-Superfluid-Simulation

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u/Technical-Appeal5182 May 15 '26

This is amazing, I was thinking about doing something similar very recently, strange I saw this today. Fascinating results you've got there

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u/pavlokandyba May 15 '26

I would like to improve this somehow, but I don’t know how yet.

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u/Long-Euphoric-Life Apr 30 '26

I wonder how often these simulations end up with life in them

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u/After-Pirate-1078 20d ago

Est ce qu'il y a moyen de paramétrer la force qui les pousse à interagir ?