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A free particle demo — play it in your browser, no install. Game loops and visualizations with HTML canvas.
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Deep dive into canvas rendering, collision detection, coordinate mapping, and various concepts within the architecture of a game loop.
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Each example is represented as a Scene, which can be cycled through using the numeric keys on your keyboard.
Uses radian calculations to find a coordinate at an angle and distance. Shows hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds, plotted at vertices relative to a center point. (the sun)
You'll notice the hands of the orbital clock are exactly opposite of what we would expect when looking at an analog analog clock.
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