ripplefield
A free physics simulation — play it in your browser, no install. An interactive ripple tank: drop wave sources, draw walls and watch interference, diffraction, reflection and refraction in the browser.
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An interactive ripple tank in the browser. Drop oscillating sources, draw walls and slits, paint patches of shallow water, and watch interference, diffraction, reflection and refraction unfold in real time.
Runs with no build step and no dependencies. The wave solver, scene definitions and colour mapping are plain ES modules covered by a Node test suite; only the page glue touches the DOM.
Keyboard: Space pause, . step, C calm the water, R reset, V switch view, L copy link, 1–5 pick a tool.
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